We give producers, retailers, and consumers as well as administrators and researchers the opportunity to capture the ecological footprint of a product at a glance.
Every product on the shelf requires human capital and natural resources. The end-users hardly learn about it even though numerous political challenges (Rio+20, Climate Change Agreements 2015 / COP21, Agenda 2030/SDGs, etc.) are closely linked to the sustainable use of resources and energy.
The aim of the ProNaWi project – pro sustainable management – is to make this information visible when purchasing as well as to reward sustainable purchasing, thereby creating the conditions for the development of effective steering instruments. An optimally assembled consortium ensures the success of the project.
Konsortium gewährleistet den Erfolg des Projekts.
ProNaWi provides a long-term expandable, open, scalable valuation logic for the sustainability analysis of products.
Few reference products allow for a valid extrapolation for other products.
We develop services for the use of the system along the value chain: trade, suppliers, and producers.
We reward ecological shopping – moving away from the volume discounting and towards the value discounting.
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Purchasing with a clear conscience can now be made on an objective basis. In addition, we are also creating the conditions for living ecological sustainability and linking specific instruments to it, remunerating this accordingly and reducing the use of resources and energy in society.
