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“How to engage external stakeholders in your company’s sustainable projects? Collaborative initiatives examples
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Today, the European Commission adopted a new version of the EMAS (Eco-Management and Audit Scheme) User’s Guide. The aim of the scheme is to help organisations worldwide become more sustainable and address their environmental impact.

EMAS for Sustainable Tourism campaign has been launched, making it easy to plan an unforgettable yet sustainable summer holiday.

Biodiversity is one of the key areas of EMAS and holds significant importance in environmental reporting. To facilitate its integration into the corporate strategy the “EMAS and Biodiversity” guide has been revised.

The Commission’s ReSet the Trend campaign aims to raise awareness of the high impact of the fashion industry on the environment and the climate crisis. Two EMAS companies in the textile sector are featured to show inspiring stories of change.

How are you tackling the current #ECOchallenge to become an #EMAShero? Share your stories and solutions on your social media channels between May 30 and June 9 to inspire, connect and increase our impact on the green transition!
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The Commission’s new Proposal for a Directive on Green Claims aims to tackle greenwashing and make environmental labeling reliable, comparable, and verifiable. EMAS is supported as a credible environmental scheme.

The European Climate Pact is an initiative of the Green Deal that invites different stakeholders, from individuals to organisations, to make a pledge taking steps in their own world to build a more sustainable Europe. The EU Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS) is an EU environmental management in

Every year, on February 2, it is World Wetlands Day to call attention to the most endangered ecosystem on Earth. This year’s theme is “Revive and restore degraded wetlands”.