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OUTBOUND LOGISTICS

Activities involved in converting the inputs into finished products and services. This includes manufacturing, assembling, packaging and testing.

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CUSTOMER SERVICE

Supporting and enhancing the product or service after sale, including customer support, warranties, repairs and maintenance.

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OPERATIONS

The process of transforming inputs into finished goods or services, including tasks like manufacturing, assembling, packaging and testing.

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MARKETING & SALES

Promoting and selling products or services through activities like advertising, sales efforts, pricing and managing distribution channels.

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INBOUND LOGISTICS

 Receiving, storing, and managing materials or inputs that are essential for the production process.

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INFRASTRUCTURE

Company-wide systems and structures that support the entire value chain, such as finance, accounting, legal and organizational structure.

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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

Recruiting, training and managing the company's workforce.

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TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

Engaging in research, innovation and technological advancements to improve products or services.

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PROCUREMENT

Sourcing and purchasing materials or inputs required for production.

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Green Expert Capacity Building: Sustainable Materials and Energy Efficiency
GREENE 4.0
Country: Germany

Focus area:Green

Thematic area: Waste reduction & Recycling technologies, Green & Sustainable materials, Energy-efficient technologies

Type of service provided: Training and Education Programs

Addressed market areas: Electronics, Food & Beverage, Plastics & Rubber, Machinery & Equipment, Building materials & Furniture

Training objectives – gained knowledge after completing the training

After completing this training, participants will be able to: Understand key principles of sustainability, circular economy, and life cycle assessment (LCA). Identify and evaluate sustainable materials based on environmental and technical performance criteria. Apply energy-efficient and resource-optimized practices in production and supply chain processes. Integrate sustainability considerations into procurement, product design, and operational decision-making. Communicate sustainability benefits and compliance with environmental regulations effectively to stakeholders. Develop strategies for continuous improvement and innovation toward greener operations.

Who can benefit from the training

Customers who can benefit from the training: Manufacturing companies aiming to reduce energy consumption and integrate sustainable materials in production. Construction and building firms seeking to improve environmental performance and comply with green building standards. Product designers and engineers developing eco-friendly and energy-efficient products. Procurement and supply chain professionals responsible for sustainable sourcing and supplier evaluation. Public institutions and municipalities implementing sustainability and climate action strategies. Consultants and SMEs involved in environmental management, energy auditing, and green innovation projects.

Value and impact of the training

The training can be delivered as a 2-day intensive program (16 hours total) or a modular course spread over 4 weeks with online and in-person sessions.

Is this service the right solution for you or your company? Send us an inquiry.

Provider of service

Markus Fischer

Focus area: Green

Educational Qualification: M.Sc. in Environmental Management, University of Hamburg