Policy makers around the world, particularly in low- and middle-income countries
Companies involved in the packaging value chain (e.g. FMCG companies, PRO, retailers)
Waste management service providers
Civil society (e.g. NGOs, researchers, students)

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12h

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Going Circular: The EPR Guide

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a policy principle which can help eliminate pollution through packaging waste, moving towards a circular economy. This course will introduce you to the concept and key elements of EPR schemes. Beyond that,...

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Kursmodul
EPR MOOC
- Welcome to "Going Circular: The EPR Guide!"
- 00 The EPR Guide: An Introduction
  - 00.1 Lecture Video
  - 00.2 Mandatory Material: Course Handbook
  - 00.3 Mandatory Material: Glossary
  - 00.4 Learning Exercise: Forum Introduction
  - 00.5 Participant Survey
  - 00.6 Learning Exercise: General Forum
- 01 Linear Economies: Pollution by Plastic Packaging
  - 01.1 Lecture Video
  - 01.2 Mandatory Material: Plastic Navigator
  - 01.3 Mandatory Material: Litter Base
  - 01.4 Mandatory Material: Plastics & the Circular Economy
  - 01.5 Additional Material
  - 01.6 Learning Exercise: Plastic Pollution
- 02 Going Circular: EPR
  - 02.1 Lecture Video
  - 02.2 Mandatory Material: EPR Infographic
  - 02.3 Mandatory Material: Breaking the Plastic Wave
  - 02.4 Additional Material
  - 02.5 Learning Exercise : Circular Economy Transitions
- 03 Design Principles of EPR Schemes
  - 03.1 Lecture Video
  - 03.2 Mandatory Material: EPR Design Principles
  - 03.3 Mandatory Material: Comments on the Indian EPR Framework
  - 03.4 Expert Voices: Jana Brinkmann & Thilo Vogeler (cyclos)
  - 03.5 Additional Material
  - 03.6 Learning Exercise: Design Principles
- 04 The Producer Responsibility Organization
  - 04.1 Lecture Video
  - 04.2 Mandatory Material: PRO Set-Up
  - 04.3 Expert Voices: Joachim Quoden (EXPRA)
  - 04.4 Expert Voices: Anurodh Sachdeva & Arpit Srivastava
  - 04.5 Additional Material
  - 04.6 Learning Exercise: PRO Tasks
- 05 Financing Waste Management & Incentivizing Circular Design
  - 05.1 Lecture Video
  - 05.2 Mandatory Material: Fee Systems
  - 05.3 Mandatory Material: CITEO's Fee Rates
  - 05.4 Mandatory Material: EPR Fees for Thailand
  - 05.5 Expert Voices: Axel Darut (CITEO)
  - 05.6 Additional Material
  - 05.7 Learning Exercise: Fees
- 06 Registers: Transparency, Monitoring, Enforcement
  - 06.1 Lecture Video
  - 06.2 Mandatory Material: Register Set-Up
  - 06.3 Mandatory Material: Monitoring Structures
  - 06.4 Expert Voices: Gunda Rachut (ZSVR)
  - 06.5 Additional Material
- 07 EPR in Context: Local Challenges, Local Knowledge
  - 07.1 Lecture Video
  - 07.2 Expert Voices: Andreas Elmenhorst (EcoIng)
  - 07.3 Expert Voices: Jazln Lee (WWF Malaysia)
  - 07.4 Additional Material
  - 07.5 Learning Exercise: Context Matters
- 08 Informal Economies: The Need for Inclusion
  - 08.1 Lecture Video
  - 08.2 Mandatory Material: Inclusion Framework
  - 08.3 Mandatory Material: Circular Economy Inclusion
  - 08.4 Expert Voices: A. Krishna & Nalini Shekar (Hasiru Dala)
  - 08.5 Additional Material
  - 08.6 Learning Exercise: Inclusion in Context
- 09 Waste Separation: Achieving Citizen Engagement
  - 09.1 Lecture Video
  - 09.2 Mandatory Material: Collection Systems
  - 09.3 Mandatory Material: Australasian Recycling Label
  - 09.4 Expert Voices: Axel Subklew (Mülltrennung Wirkt!)
  - 09.5 Expert Voices: Adwoa Coleman (GRIPE)
  - 09.6 Additional Material
  - 09.7 Learning Exercise: Citizen Engagement
- 10 Waste Management in Practice: Collection, Sorting, Recycling
  - 10.1 Lecture Video
  - 10.2 Expert Voices: Dr. Clemens Pues (PreZero)
  - 10.3 Additional Material
  - 10.4 Learning Exercises: EPR & Waste Management
- 11 Closing the Loop, Creating Markets
  - 11.1 Lecture Video
  - 11.2 Mandatory Material: Recycling Markets
  - 11.3 Expert Voices: Timothy Glaz (Werner + Mertz)
  - 11.4 Additional Material
- 12 Implementing EPR: First Steps towards a Circular Economy
  - 12.1 Lecture Video
  - 12.2 Mandatory Material: Legal Framework Checklist
  - 12.3 Expert Voices: Bernhard Bauske (WWF Germany)
  - 12.4 Additional Material
  - 12.5 Learning Exercise: EPR Initiatives
- Final Quiz
- Final Survey

Going Circular: The EPR Guide

Kursinhalt

EPR MOOC

00 The EPR Guide: An Introduction

01 Linear Economies: Pollution by Plastic Packaging

02 Going Circular: EPR

03 Design Principles of EPR Schemes

04 The Producer Responsibility Organization

05 Financing Waste Management & Incentivizing Circular Design

06 Registers: Transparency, Monitoring, Enforcement

07 EPR in Context: Local Challenges, Local Knowledge

08 Informal Economies: The Need for Inclusion

09 Waste Separation: Achieving Citizen Engagement

10 Waste Management in Practice: Collection, Sorting, Recycling

11 Closing the Loop, Creating Markets

12 Implementing EPR: First Steps towards a Circular Economy