Join us on 16th January 2019, 13:30 CET to hear an overview of the Consumer Information Programme and their recommendations of best practices for providing consumers with accurate and reliable sustainability information, inspiring behaviour change amongst consumers and businesses, and engaging with the circular economy through product lifetimes.
Implemented in
- Africa
- Asia / Pacific
- Europe and Central Asia
- Latin America / Caribbean
- Middle East
- North America
Sector of activity
Consumer Goods
Type of initiative
Education & Awareness Raising
Type of lead actor
United Nations / intergovernmental organizations
Start date
14/01/2019
Submitted on:
14/01/2019Objectives
Join us on 16th January 2019, 13:30 CET to hear an overview of the Consumer Information Programme and their recommendations of best practices for providing consumers with accurate and reliable sustainability information, inspiring behaviour change amongst consumers and businesses, and engaging with the circular economy through product lifetimes. There will also be an intervention from the Chilean Ministry of the Environment revealing why consumer information is an important focus of their national Sustainable Consumption & Production (SCP) strategy. There will be opportunity to ask questions at the end of the webinar and the Consumer Information Programme is keen to hear from you if you wish to become more involved in the programme or have a suggestion for further collaboration.
Activities
As collected through the One Planet Reporting
Output level
Outreach and communication for SCP
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One Planet network Webinar for 10YFP National Focal Points - Consumer Information
One Planet network Webinar for 10YFP National Focal Points - Consumer Information
Regions
Global / All regions
Lead organization
The Consumer Information Programme supported by the 10YFP Secretariat
Objective
The goal of this webinar was to share with the national focal points the areas of expertise around consumer information that the CI-SCP has been developing over the past 4.5 years. The purpose of sharing this information was to scale-up our policies, materials and actions to other countries and aid the implementation of more policies associated with consumer information across the world
Achievements
The webinar went very well and we had many national focal points join from developing countries including Chile, Mexico, South Africa. The feedback received was good and attendees were particularly interested in hearing about ecolabels
Impact and Results
This initiative is expected to raise awareness of the Consumer Information Programme and the tools and resources that the programme has available to aid implementation of sustainable consumption projects in other countries.
Next steps and how to get involved
Join us on 16th January 2019, 13:30 CET
Related content
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