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Ecological Resilience

Environmental protection, resource conservation, and climate resilience. Covers emissions reduction, energy transition, water stewardship, waste prevention, biodiversity, and circular design.

Scope Note: UN SDGs 6, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15; OECD Guidelines Chapter VI: Environment; EU ESPR Art. 5-8 and Annex I.

Narrower Concepts

URI Definition
topics:greenhouse-gas-emissions Measuring, reporting, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions (CO2, methane, N2O, F-gases) across production, transport, and supply chain activities.
topics:renewable-energy-use Transition to sustainable energy sources including solar, wind, hydro, and other renewables in production and operations.
topics:water-conservation Sustainable water management including efficient use, pollution prevention, and watershed protection throughout operations and supply chains.
topics:waste-minimization Reducing waste generation through prevention, reuse, and improved production processes across the product lifecycle.
topics:ecosystem-preservation Protecting biodiversity, natural habitats, and ecosystem services from degradation caused by production and extraction activities.
topics:forest-conservation Preventing deforestation and promoting sustainable forestry practices in raw material sourcing and land use.
topics:recycled-material-integration Incorporation of secondary and recycled materials into production processes, reducing dependence on virgin resources.
topics:sustainable-product-design Designing products for durability, repairability, recyclability, and minimal environmental impact throughout their lifecycle.
topics:chemical-safety Restriction and responsible management of hazardous substances in materials, products, and production processes.
topics:air-quality-management Controlling and reducing non-GHG air pollutant emissions including SOx, NOx, VOCs, particulates, and ozone-depleting substances from operations and production processes.

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sdg:6
sdg:7
sdg:12
sdg:13
sdg:14
sdg:15