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A more sustainable and safe handling of chemicals
is a clear trend in chemicals' policy.

The flagship of this trend is “Green Chemistry”, a concept that over a long period was a more academic approach. This is changing and companies are discovering Green Chemistry as a business model. Also during the years past, numerous countries across the globe adopted a more stringent chemicals' legislation, aiming to substitute or better manage the most problematic chemicals.

In particular, the EU´s Green Deal opens a window of opportunity to further boost this approach to a highly improved chemicals management. Also, the new Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability has recognised Green Chemistry as an important milestone to a cleaner and more sustainable future. And finally, the Austrian government has recognised Green Chemistry as an important milestone to a cleaner and more sustainable future.

Therefore, industry needed to start introducing more sophisticated chemicals-management-schemes. This transition process is ongoing and in particular, smaller companies are challenged heavily. However, also large companies and institutions are facing significant challenges.

One of the most pressing challenges is the availability of qualified people, who are able to understand and keep track of the fast-changing regulatory environment for chemicals. Applying Green Chemistry fundamentally changes the way one manufactures and uses chemicals. Foresight, a full understanding of supply chains and the complexity of chemicals` impacts are crucial. In this context the GCCM training will also address the highly pressing social challenge of gender equality by proactively approaching women to join as participants and lecturers. This should be a valuable contribution to the professional development and positioning of women in relatively masculine domains.

Right now, typical chemicals' management focuses on how to handle available chemicals, e.g. by implementing requirements from safety-data-sheets or worker-protection-legislation. The cooperation ammong different divisions – like marketing, product-stewardship, purchase, R&D etc. – is often highly rudimental. In such an organisational environment, a Green Chemistry approach cannot develop to its full potential.

The transition to a green and sustainable chemicals'-use and the full exploitation of its opportunities requires that all relevant organisational units work together, and the company management is involved. A common strategy and cross-linked cooperation is necessary. Such cooperation needs efficient steering and this would be the role of the GCCM (“Green Chemistry Change Manager”).

In cooperation with the Federal Ministry for Climate Action as well as the Federal Ministry for Digital and Economic Affairs.

Any queries? Send an email to: office@green-chemistry.academy


 

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HOLIDAY INN VIENNA CITY

Margaretenstraße 53, 1050 Vienna, Austria
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Course

14 Training Days. 3 Modules. 1 City.




Program Folder


version: 2024-05-08

Download Program *.pdf
In cooperation with
Federal Ministry for Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology (BMK)
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TICKETS

Course Tickets 2024


SPECIAL € 3.400,00

incl. VAT

limited to the first 15 orders

    inlcudes:
  • participation in the modules
  • the working documents & the final examination
  • drinks & snacks during breaks and lunches during the course
  • access to the login area for course documentation during course

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REGULAR € 5.400,00

incl. VAT

standard price

    includes:
  • participation in the modules
  • the working documents & the final examination
  • drinks & snacks during breaks and lunches during the course
  • access to the login area for course documentation during course

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Note:
Hotel booking, hotel expenses, as well as travel expenses, etc. have to be taken care of by the delegates themselves.

Venue 2024:
Module 1 - 3 - HOLIDAY INN VIENNA CITY, Margaretenstraße 53, 1050 Vienna, Austria - go to WEBSITE

CONTACT

Any questions?

send your question to office@green-chemistry.academy

EVENT CITIES
“Green Chemistry Change Manager” –
Course
(14 Training Days – 3 Modules):

1. Modul: 15. - 19.7.2024
2. Modul: 16. - 20.9.2024
3. Modul: 18. - 21.11.2024