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Make a Change 

Systems Thinking: A Thought-Provoking Introduction

Role 1: Change Agent as Peer

Role 2: Change Agent in a Position of Authority

Role 3: Individual in a Changing Organization

Consider the Approaches 

Industrial Ecology: A Systems Thinking Perspective

Design Practice: Innovating for Sustainability

ISO 14000: Standards for a Circular Future

Jump Start on Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)

Life Is Cycles: Understanding LCA

LCA Steps: A Comprehensive Guide

The Eco-costs Approach: Evaluating Environmental Impact

Navigate your Sustainable Packaging

The Sustainable Packaging CoalitionSM: Leading the Way

The SPC Approach: Strategies for Sustainable Packaging

Definition of Sustainable Packaging: A Thought-Provoking Exploration

Design Guidelines from the SPC: Best Practices

Checklist of Design Strategies for Sustainability

How about The Natural Step Framework

The Natural Step Framework: A Systems Thinking Approach

1. What is taken from the Earth (Take)

2. What is made (Make)

3. What is done to the Earth (Break)

Tools to Implement the Natural Step

The Next Level in the Picture: Future Perspectives

Design Strategies for Sustainability

02's 5Rs of Great Design: A Thought-Provoking Guide

Restore: Bringing Back Balance

Respect: A Core Principle of Sustainable Design

Reduce: Minimizing Environmental Impact

Reuse: Extending Product Life Cycles

Recover: Closing the Loop

The Wal-Mart 7Rs: A Retailer's Perspective

Cradle to Cradle Design

Cradle to CradleSM: A Revolutionary Approach

Cradle to Cradle Design Strategies: Innovating for the Future

Summary of Cradle to Cradle: Key Takeaways

Product Design Perspectives

Product Design Perspectives: A Thought-Provoking Overview

Lean and Innovation

Your Nearest Advantage May Be Behind You: A Thought-Provoking Insight

TQM: Total Quality Management for Sustainability

5S: Organizing for Efficiency

Standard Work and Visual Controls: Enhancing Productivity

Cellular Manufacturing: Streamlining Production

Six Sigma: Quality Improvement for a Circular Future

Advanced Lean Enterprise Methods: Innovating Processes

Lean Enterprise Supplier Networks: Building Sustainable Partnerships

Just in Time (JIT) / Kanban: Reducing Waste

Total Productive Maintenance (TPM): Ensuring Reliability

Innovation Heuristics: A Thought-Provoking Exploration

The Basics of Innovation: Foundations for Change

Wrap up with Ecological Design and Package Innovation

Ecological Design Principles: A Thought-Provoking Framework

Package Innovation: Leading the Green Shift

Design Mindfulness (Thackara): A Thought-Provoking Approach

Quiz Modules

Quiz on Systems Thinking

Quiz on Role 1: Change Agent as Peer

Quiz on Role 2: Change Agent in a Position of Authority

Quiz on Role 3: Individual in a Changing Organization

Quiz on Industrial Ecology

Quiz on Design Practice

Quiz on ISO 14000

Quiz on Life Is Cycles

Quiz on LCA Steps

Quiz on The Eco-costs Approach

Quiz on The Sustainable Packaging CoalitionSM

Quiz on The SPC Approach

Quiz on Definition of Sustainable Packaging

Quiz on Design Guidelines from the SPC

Quiz on Checklist of Design Strategies for Sustainability

Survey Module

Course Feedback Survey

In an era where environmental consciousness is paramount, the course 'Make the Green Shift in Packaging Systems for a Circular Future' is designed to empower professionals and enthusiasts alike to embrace sustainable practices in packaging. This comprehensive program delves into innovative strategies and frameworks that promote a circular economy, focusing on the critical role of packaging systems in reducing waste and enhancing sustainability. Through engaging modules, participants will explore systems thinking, industrial ecology, life cycle assessment, and design strategies that prioritize ecological balance. Join us to transform your understanding of packaging and become a catalyst for change in your organization and beyond.

Make the Green Shift in Packaging Systems for a Circular Future

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            <p>The course titled "Make the Green Shift in Packaging Systems for a Circular Future" is meticulously designed for Green Packaging Officers who are at the forefront of transforming packaging systems towards sustainability. This course delves deep into the principles of ecological design, innovative practices, and the critical role of life cycle assessment (LCA) in evaluating the environmental impacts of packaging. By focusing on the intersection of systems thinking and sustainable design, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of how to implement effective strategies that not only reduce waste but also promote a circular economy. The content is structured to provoke thought and inspire action, encouraging participants to challenge conventional packaging practices and embrace innovative solutions that align with sustainability goals.

<p>Throughout the course, a significant emphasis will be placed on the practical application of design strategies for sustainability, covering essential topics such as the Sustainable Packaging Coalition's guidelines, the Natural Step Framework, and Cradle to Cradle design principles. These frameworks will equip participants with the tools needed to navigate the complexities of sustainable packaging, ensuring that they can lead their organizations in making informed decisions that contribute to a greener future. Additionally, the course will explore the critical steps involved in conducting a life cycle assessment, providing participants with the knowledge to evaluate and improve the environmental performance of their packaging systems. By the end of this course, Green Packaging Officers will be empowered to drive meaningful change within their organizations, fostering a culture of sustainability that resonates throughout the entire packaging lifecycle.</p>
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