More Circularity, Less Carbon | Watch again the workshop Applying the Carbon Metric International to local level

For several months, Pays de la Loire, Brussels, and Genova have been collecting data to allow the calculation of their carbon footprint as part of the “More Circularity, Less Carbon” campaign. For this, they are updating Zero Waste Scotland’s Carbon Metric and applying it to their territories. How does that work in a concrete way?

We discussed data collection within the campaign and the results that can be obtained after using the Carbon Metric International, thanks to the example from Pays de la Loire, during an online workshop on 28 October.

Presentations made during the workshop as well as its recording are now available.

Presentations

• The objective of the “More Circularity, Less Carbon” campaign;
• The Carbon Metric International;
• How data collection works: what data are required, and how the different templates have to be filled in;
• The results obtained, with the example of Pays de la Loire.

Recording

Follow this link to view the recording.

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