Objective
The present proposal contributes to improved eco efficiency in the global value chain in the electronics and automotive industries. The starting point is the rising demand for better eco-efficient products and services, provoked by public opinion, and being incorporated into legislation world wide. One leader of this movement is the European Union, but other major economic regions around the world are joining up (e.g. US regarding GHG Emissions ). Customer driven requirements and company strategic aims (eg. reduction of C02 emission) go beyond the law and are becoming integral to company policies.
For global the electronic and automotive industries, eco efficient products within an efficient sustainability strategy combine to be a decisive point, ruling future developments on the market.
Large OEM companies have internalized this global trend and passed the requirements on to their suppliers. Due to these complicated and dynamic requirements, suppliers are frequently overwhelmed. The lack of data and insufficient integration into operational internal processes lead to the rejection of these requirements. Therefore, until, now management of sustainability strategies across the supply chain has not been solved.
SustainHub will provide a systematic and efficient approach to collect sustainability data for products and manufacturing processes through the supply chain and integrate these into the internal systems and processes of the companies. Target industries are electronic and automotive production sector. These are both essential pillars of the European economy, representing in the EU27, no less than 6 million employees and a €347 billion combined production value. Therefore, a better management of supply chain data and sustainability data will improve the eco efficiency performance of product design and production, but also preserve the European competitive position.
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FP7-ENV-2011-ECO-INNOVATION-TwoStage
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CP - Collaborative project (generic)Coordinator
80686 Munchen
Germany
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Participants (14)
16440 Kista
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16422 KISTA
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44141 Dortmund
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2018 Antwerp
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89081 Ulm
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1130 WIEN
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72760 Reutlingen
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8010 Graz
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021424 BUCURESTI
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BURSCHEID
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2640 MORTSEL
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60488 Frankfurt Am Main
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6901 LUGANO
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20134 MILANO
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