Sustainability Basics for Nonwovens Professionals - What to expect

Are you looking for basic information about sustainability in the nonwovens field? If so, this course is tailored for you.

This course offers: 

  • 1 module of 2 hours from 14.00 to 16.00 CET, comprising a live training and time for Q&As.
  • An opportunity to learn about basic sustainability concepts and tools being used to measure and communicate the sustainability journey of your company.
  • A good introduction if you are new to the sustainability journey of your company, or you need a starting point to engage in environmental activities.

The following topics are covered: 

  • Introduction to Sustainability
  • Plastics
  • Substances of interest
  • LCA’s
  • Carbon footprint
  • Ecodesign & Transparent Communication

 

Sustainability Basics for Nonwovens Professionals  - Practical info & Registration

Next coursesFormatRegistration feesPractical info

11 March 2025

Online

EDANA Member: €160 excl. VAT

Non-member: €195 excl. VAT

The fees include a course overview, the access to the platform and live Q&A sessions.

 

For any questions please contact
Anaëlle Schütz
Contact

Sustainability Basics for Nonwovens Professionals  - Trainer

Marta Roche Díez is the Sustainability and Technical Affairs Manager for EDANA, the leading global association advocating the benefits of nonwovens for society, a position she has held since January 2022.

Based in Brussels, Marta manages EDANA’s sustainability and technical affairs work across all nonwovens applications. This includes updating the Nonwovens Standard Procedures, as well as supporting the development of international standards – both ISO and CEN – including technical work as necessary. This work is key, as standards provide a reference point for the nonwovens industry and help to ensure fair trade.

Prior to joining EDANA, Marta spent four years in the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) industry, primarily dealing with homecare products. There she gained experience in product development, consumer understanding, and packaging technology. Having originally studied environmental science, Marta is currently finalizing a second master’s degree in Sustainability and CSR.