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Work Item Reference | ETSI Doc. Number |
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| DTS/EE-EEPS55 | TS 103 881 | EE EEPS | |||||
| Current Status (Click to View Full Schedule) |
Latest Version |
Cover Date | Standstill | Creation Date | |||
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1.1.1 | 2024-01-15 | View Standstill Information | 2022-03-07 | |||
| Rapporteur | Technical Officer | Harmonised Standard | |||||
Paolo Gemma
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Marcello Pagnozzi
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| Title |
Environmental Engineering (EE); Global digital sustainable product passport opportunities to achieve a circular economy digital sustainable product passport (TA-ITU:L.GDSPP) |
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Scope and Field of Application |
This proposed work item can determine requirements to represent digital technology products, either models, batches or even individual ICT goods. These details are intended to be represented in digital format. The details can represent products at the time of manufacturing, including relevant information for product transparency and a circular lifecycle, such as details related to origin of materials composition, design, manufacturing, energy consumption, maintenance, repair, preparation for reuse, final recycling, and may include links to related documentation. The work may consider to include or relate to details that change over the lifespan of a product as a result of events including repair, upgrade, usage, sale, and final recycling. The details should exclude any personal or business sensitive information. It can allow not only to facilitate and automate comparison of different ICT products based on attributes, with a focus on circularity aspects, but also can facilitate preparation and reuse in the second-hand market and the reverse supply chain, facilitate the exchange and aggregation of data records about models and devices, more accountable recycling and e-waste management, help determine statistics about actual durability and reusability from aggregated contributed data from events in a circular lifespan. It can help manufacturers, governments, users to implement voluntary reporting and monitoring mechanisms to assess these qualities, and become an incentive to design and use more circular ICT devices. The goal of the standards is to define the semantics (recommended items and potential values) required to represent the relevant information, and relate to existing known digital data formats, linked data, and system architectures, as well as relate and complement upcoming regional (e.g. European digital product passport) and global (ISO PCDS, IEC 82474-1) standards. This standards takes in special consideration ICT products classified according to the ITU-T L.1023 recommendation on an assessment method for circular scoring, by facilitating the collection of data that can show the effect of design decision in practice. It can help collect details as data records along the lifespan of ICT devices to assess and report impacts of circular business models as in ITU-T L.1024, about selling services instead of equipment on waste creation and the environment. It can facilitate the calculation of environmental impacts of different ICT devices according to ITU-T L.1400-1451, and mobile phones according to ITU-T L.1015. This will be a technically aligned deliverables with ITU-T SG5 | ||||||
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Supporting Organizations |
Nokia Corporation, TELECOM ITALIA S.p.A., Huawei Tech.(UK) Co.. Ltd, Newen Srl | ||||||
