Anticipate impacts
Integrate environmental, social, regulatory and use-related issues from the earliest ideas, while there is still considerable room for manoeuvre.
Eco-design means anticipating, balancing and making informed, committed choices, from the first ideas for a new product through to its end of life.
Tell us about your situation →Integrate environmental, social, regulatory and use-related issues from the earliest ideas, while there is still considerable room for manoeuvre.
Compare options, their benefits, limitations and compromises to avoid impact shifting and build coherent solutions.
Formalise concrete, deliberate choices consistent with the product, the company’s identity, ambitions and capabilities.
Eco-design is not limited to a single stage. Decisions made at the outset determine much of what will remain possible later.
You are developing a new product or range and want to integrate impacts from the earliest directions.
You need to choose between several materials, constructions, processes or end-of-life scenarios.
An existing product must evolve to meet new regulatory, technical or market requirements.
You want to structure an eco-design method that your teams can use over time.
Eco-design connects the dimensions that genuinely shape the product and its use.
Room for manoeuvre changes as the product takes shape. Anticipation helps avoid certain lock-ins, make earlier trade-offs and build coherence that remains clear through to end of life.
Eco-design means deciding before choices become constraints.