Conference Agenda
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Why is Socio-Environmental Hybridisation Recommended ?
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Social and environmental impacts are often assessed separately, even though their interactions seem inevitable for a sustainable approach. For example, the " human health" category is a key issue common to both approaches, yet it is evaluated using different and complementary methods. The complementarity between these two types of assessments—social and environmental—can offer a framework that allows for a better understanding of the various impacts associated with a product, thus facilitating more responsible decision-making. This session aims to explore the benefits of a socio-environmental hybrid approach to assessing product impacts, helping to avoid impact shifts from one aspect to another. Three main scales can be covered: 1. Project and Design: How can socio-environmental assessment be integrated from the product design stage? How can the coherence between the two methods be ensured, while considering rebound effects and consumption patterns? Methods: Socio-environmental project footprint, Eco-socio-design, etc. 2. Organisation and Company: How can socio-environmental LCA be applied in CSR processes? Methods: Organisational LCA, Materiality analysis (CSRD/CSR), etc. 3. Geographical Scale: How can socio-environmental approaches be adapted to territorial contexts (e.g., regions/countries)? Methods: Coupled LCA-EEIO approach, etc. | ||
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Analyses de Cycle de Vie environnementales et sociales conjointes de procédés de production industriels 1CEA, France; 2CETIM, France L'ACV environnementale est-elle suffisante pour orienter la prise de décision en gestion de cycle de vie dans le contexte du patrimoine culturel ? 1WeLOOP, France; 2University of Antwerp, Belgium; 3University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands; 4University of Pisa, Italy; 5Moderna Museet, Sweden; 6ICOMOS Lietuva, Lithuania; 7TU Eindhoven, the Netherlands; 8Ghent University, Belgium Couplage d'approches ACV, EEMRIO et ACV sociale pour l'évaluation environnementale et sociale de paniers de produits de consommation 1EVEA, France; 2CIRAIG, Canada; 3Université Paris-Saclay, CEA, List, France De l’analyse multicritère d’impacts à l’aide à la décision : le cas de la gestion des biodéchets Université de Technologie de Compiègne, France Développement durable des Biofertilisants : Synergies entre ACV Sociale, Environnementale et Économique au sein du projet européen Sea2Land LCA-ENSIACET/INPT-INRAE, France Towards an Integrated Circularity and Sustainability Assessment Framework: Application to Complex Medical Systems 1Université Paris-Saclay, CentraleSupélec, Laboratoire Genie Industriel, France; 2GE Healthcare, France; 3CHU Rennes, France | ||