Management of environmental resources
Issues- Tensions over
access to resources, with the local emergence of new types of use
conflicts between users (civil populations, industrial actors, farmers…);
- Concern on the
part of each stakeholder: NGOs, environmental protection
organizations, as well as actors from the financial community
(shareholders, investors…);
- Worldwide
tightening of regulation, linking environment and public health,
with important consequences, for instance for the upholding of some
industrial sites ;
- Development of a
transversal and interdisciplinary approach of the different environmental
issues, taking into account the interactions between water, energy,
biodiversity…
- Competitiveness issues, not only for companies but also for territories which must demonstrate
their capacity to adapt and innovate to optimize their management of rare
resources.
Nomadéis’ experience
- Support of
numerous industrial groups to define their environmental strategies
(water, energy, biodiversity….);
- Strong
international experience of environmental issues, with references for assignments
in strategic countries such as Brazil, India, China;
- Multidisciplinary
team and extensive network of associated experts (environmental engineers, specialists
in environmental law, economists…);
- Detailed knowledge
of the regulatory context in Europe and worldwide;
- Knowledge of
stakeholders and of their expectations.
Nomadeis’ offer (services
examples)
- Diagnoses of
environmental risks (for instance to measure the exposure of an industrial site to
water-related risks);
- Feasibility
studies (for
instance for projects of access to renewable energy sources: biomass,
solar, wind power…);
- Ecological assessment
footprint (Life
Cycle Analyses, Carbon Footprint…);
- Strategies, action
plans (water,
energy, biodiversity…);
- Sustainable
purchase (eco-efficient
equipment…);
- Consulting for
innovation (eco-design,
recycling) ;
- Managing change (training, awareness-raising
of employees) ;
- Competitive studies (benchmarking of CSR practices
by markets and by type of actor);
- Regulatory watch.
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