Sustainable Products & Material Flows

Hannah Lorösch

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Hannah Lorösch

Sustainable Products & Material Flows
Research Assistant
Freiburg
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Energy & Climate

ACHIEVE – Achieving High-Integrity Voluntary Climate Action

01/01/2024

The EU Horizon Project ACHIEVE (Achieving high-integrity voluntary climate action) addresses knowledge gaps and practical challenges to enable voluntary climate action to effectively and sustainably contribute to closing the climate mitigation gap. The project develops a comprehensive set
Consumption and sufficiency

Textile recycling - status quo and current developments

12/22/2023

This report provides a detailed overview of the currently known technologies for fibre-to-fibre recycling of textiles as well as their strengths and weaknesses. The authors differentiate between mechanical recycling, solvent-based purification, depolymerisation and feedstock recycling. With a share
Consumption and sufficiency

Strategy and technical advice on the circular economy and fibres within the framework of the EU Textile Strategy

08/29/2023

On behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, the Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) is implementing the Sustainable Consumption sector project, under which the three instruments Partnership for Sustainable Textiles (BnT), Green Button (GK) and
Consumption and sufficiency

The new Ecodesign Regulation: requirements for the ecodesign of textiles and the possible transfer to an ecodesign label

05/01/2023

The aim of the research project is, on the one hand, to develop possible graduated ecodesign requirements for textiles, to transfer these into an ecodesign label and to accompany the European processes within the framework of the new European Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation for the pr
Consumption and sufficiency

Scientific support for the Competence Centre for Sustainable Consumption and the National Network for Sustainable Consumption

03/01/2023

The National Competence Centre for Sustainable Consumption (KNK) was founded to support and implement the Federal Government's National Programme for Sustainable Consumption. The KNK's office is located at the Federal Environment Agency. The KNK pursues three overarching guiding goals: - Key object
Governance

Social nature - practical perspectives and integrated policy modules

05/01/2022

Nature conservation is linked to various social issues: Who has access to urban green spaces and recreation areas? Who benefits from ecosystem services such as clean air and flood protection? Whose lifestyle contributes more or less than average to land take, resource consumption, climate chan

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Recent projects

ACHIEVE – Achieving High-Integrity Voluntary Climate Action

Textile recycling - status quo and current developments

Strategy and technical advice on the circular economy and fibres within the framework of the EU Textile Strategy

The new Ecodesign Regulation: requirements for the ecodesign of textiles and the possible transfer to an ecodesign label

Scientific support for the Competence Centre for Sustainable Consumption and the National Network for Sustainable Consumption

Social nature - practical perspectives and integrated policy modules

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Recent projects

ACHIEVE – Achieving High-Integrity Voluntary Climate Action

Textile recycling - status quo and current developments

Strategy and technical advice on the circular economy and fibres within the framework of the EU Textile Strategy

The new Ecodesign Regulation: requirements for the ecodesign of textiles and the possible transfer to an ecodesign label

Scientific support for the Competence Centre for Sustainable Consumption and the National Network for Sustainable Consumption

Social nature - practical perspectives and integrated policy modules

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Sustainable research and consultancy on a new footing

Better soil management: Which funding approaches have a positive effect on climate mitigation?