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Creativity in the eco-innovation process

Authors: Benjamin TYL, Jérémy LEGARDEUR, André FALCHI

Publication date: November 10, 2012, Review date: June 25, 2018

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2. The concept of eco-innovation

2.1 From eco-design to eco-innovation

The concept of eco-innovation is closely linked to that of eco-design, to which it adds or accentuates the innovation dimension. According to the international standard ISO 14062, eco-design is defined as the integration of environmental constraints into product design and development.

  • Eco-design involves three main approaches:

    • The life cycle approach :

      It means considering that the producer's responsibility extends far beyond the production of its materials. It's a fundamental approach that takes account of the product throughout its entire cycle, from the extraction of raw materials to the end of its life and recycling....

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