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CARE ID joins the CIRPASS-2 Community of Practice
CARE ID has joined the Community of Practice (CoP) group and Expert Working Groups (EWG1) within the European Union (EU)’s CIRPASS-2 project, contributing to the development of Digital Product Passports (DPPs) and supporting interoperability. This collaboration will serve as an important catalyst for CARE ID to strengthen sustainability and support digital transformation across Korea and the wider Asian market.
Oct 24, 2024
CARE ID joins the CIRPASS-2 Community of Practice
CARE ID has joined the Community of Practice (CoP) group and Expert Working Groups (EWG1) within the European Union (EU)’s CIRPASS-2 project, contributing to the development of Digital Product Passports (DPPs) and supporting interoperability. This collaboration will serve as an important catalyst for CARE ID to strengthen sustainability and support digital transformation across Korea and the wider Asian market.
Oct 24, 2024
CARE ID joins the CIRPASS-2 Community of Practice
CARE ID has joined the Community of Practice (CoP) group and Expert Working Groups (EWG1) within the European Union (EU)’s CIRPASS-2 project, contributing to the development of Digital Product Passports (DPPs) and supporting interoperability. This collaboration will serve as an important catalyst for CARE ID to strengthen sustainability and support digital transformation across Korea and the wider Asian market.
Oct 24, 2024
CIRPASS-2 and CARE ID’s role
CIRPASS-2 is part of the European Union (EU)’s Digital Europe Programme and aims to promote sustainability and the circular economy by advancing the adoption of Digital Product Passports (DPPs) across multiple industries. The project seeks to digitalise product lifecycle information in sectors such as textiles, electronics, tyres, and construction materials to enhance transparency and support more efficient use of resources.
By participating in CIRPASS-2’s Community of Practice (CoP), CARE ID is collaborating on the design of DPPs and interoperability testing, with a particular focus on the textile sector.
Through this work, CARE ID plans to contribute to advancing sustainable digital product management across Asia, including Korea.
CIRPASS-2 and CARE ID’s role
CIRPASS-2 is part of the European Union (EU)’s Digital Europe Programme and aims to promote sustainability and the circular economy by advancing the adoption of Digital Product Passports (DPPs) across multiple industries. The project seeks to digitalise product lifecycle information in sectors such as textiles, electronics, tyres, and construction materials to enhance transparency and support more efficient use of resources.
By participating in CIRPASS-2’s Community of Practice (CoP), CARE ID is collaborating on the design of DPPs and interoperability testing, with a particular focus on the textile sector.
Through this work, CARE ID plans to contribute to advancing sustainable digital product management across Asia, including Korea.
CIRPASS-2 and CARE ID’s role
CIRPASS-2 is part of the European Union (EU)’s Digital Europe Programme and aims to promote sustainability and the circular economy by advancing the adoption of Digital Product Passports (DPPs) across multiple industries. The project seeks to digitalise product lifecycle information in sectors such as textiles, electronics, tyres, and construction materials to enhance transparency and support more efficient use of resources.
By participating in CIRPASS-2’s Community of Practice (CoP), CARE ID is collaborating on the design of DPPs and interoperability testing, with a particular focus on the textile sector.
Through this work, CARE ID plans to contribute to advancing sustainable digital product management across Asia, including Korea.
The role of the Community of Practice (CoP)
The Community of Practice (CoP) is a collaborative platform that brings together providers of DPP-as-a-Service platforms and product management software—such as PIM, ERP, PLM, and MES—to support interoperability and technical integration of DPP systems. The group discusses and collaborates on the technical requirements and practical implementation of DPPs, with the aim of enabling adoption across diverse industries.
The benefits of CARE ID’s participation in the CoP include:
1. Advancing interoperability: CARE ID works with a range of solution providers within the CoP to support interoperability across DPP systems. This helps improve data compatibility between technologies and enables more integrated solutions.
2. Opportunities for global collaboration: By participating in the CoP, CARE ID gains opportunities to collaborate with global partners in alignment with the EU’s digital transformation strategy, supporting the development of sustainable business models in Korea and across the Asian market.
3. Digital innovation in the textile sector: In line with the guidelines of CIRPASS-2 EWG3 (the textile sector group), CARE ID plans to apply DPPs and carry out practical validation, contributing to the textile industry’s digital transformation and sustainability.
The role of the Community of Practice (CoP)
The Community of Practice (CoP) is a collaborative platform that brings together providers of DPP-as-a-Service platforms and product management software—such as PIM, ERP, PLM, and MES—to support interoperability and technical integration of DPP systems. The group discusses and collaborates on the technical requirements and practical implementation of DPPs, with the aim of enabling adoption across diverse industries.
The benefits of CARE ID’s participation in the CoP include:
1. Advancing interoperability: CARE ID works with a range of solution providers within the CoP to support interoperability across DPP systems. This helps improve data compatibility between technologies and enables more integrated solutions.
2. Opportunities for global collaboration: By participating in the CoP, CARE ID gains opportunities to collaborate with global partners in alignment with the EU’s digital transformation strategy, supporting the development of sustainable business models in Korea and across the Asian market.
3. Digital innovation in the textile sector: In line with the guidelines of CIRPASS-2 EWG3 (the textile sector group), CARE ID plans to apply DPPs and carry out practical validation, contributing to the textile industry’s digital transformation and sustainability.
The role of the Community of Practice (CoP)
The Community of Practice (CoP) is a collaborative platform that brings together providers of DPP-as-a-Service platforms and product management software—such as PIM, ERP, PLM, and MES—to support interoperability and technical integration of DPP systems. The group discusses and collaborates on the technical requirements and practical implementation of DPPs, with the aim of enabling adoption across diverse industries.
The benefits of CARE ID’s participation in the CoP include:
1. Advancing interoperability: CARE ID works with a range of solution providers within the CoP to support interoperability across DPP systems. This helps improve data compatibility between technologies and enables more integrated solutions.
2. Opportunities for global collaboration: By participating in the CoP, CARE ID gains opportunities to collaborate with global partners in alignment with the EU’s digital transformation strategy, supporting the development of sustainable business models in Korea and across the Asian market.
3. Digital innovation in the textile sector: In line with the guidelines of CIRPASS-2 EWG3 (the textile sector group), CARE ID plans to apply DPPs and carry out practical validation, contributing to the textile industry’s digital transformation and sustainability.
The role of Expert Working Group (EWG1)
Expert Working Group (EWG1) is an expert group that monitors European and global regulatory contexts.
It tracks policies and regulations related to DPPs and analyses regulatory developments that may affect DPP implementation and assessment.
It focuses on areas such as circularity measurement, sustainability, and material safety.
The role of Expert Working Group (EWG1)
Expert Working Group (EWG1) is an expert group that monitors European and global regulatory contexts.
It tracks policies and regulations related to DPPs and analyses regulatory developments that may affect DPP implementation and assessment.
It focuses on areas such as circularity measurement, sustainability, and material safety.
The role of Expert Working Group (EWG1)
Expert Working Group (EWG1) is an expert group that monitors European and global regulatory contexts.
It tracks policies and regulations related to DPPs and analyses regulatory developments that may affect DPP implementation and assessment.
It focuses on areas such as circularity measurement, sustainability, and material safety.
Maintaining neutrality and transparency
CIRPASS-2 is obligated to maintain neutrality and transparency. CARE ID’s participation in the CoP does not imply commercial endorsement or formal certification of any pilot project. Its role within the CoP is focused on contributing to the advancement of DPP systems, with the aim of developing sustainable digital solutions distinct from commercial activities.
Going forward, CARE ID will continue to promote interoperability of DPP systems through CIRPASS-2 and support the realisation of sustainable product management and circular economy models in Korea and across the Asian market.
Maintaining neutrality and transparency
CIRPASS-2 is obligated to maintain neutrality and transparency. CARE ID’s participation in the CoP does not imply commercial endorsement or formal certification of any pilot project. Its role within the CoP is focused on contributing to the advancement of DPP systems, with the aim of developing sustainable digital solutions distinct from commercial activities.
Going forward, CARE ID will continue to promote interoperability of DPP systems through CIRPASS-2 and support the realisation of sustainable product management and circular economy models in Korea and across the Asian market.
Maintaining neutrality and transparency
CIRPASS-2 is obligated to maintain neutrality and transparency. CARE ID’s participation in the CoP does not imply commercial endorsement or formal certification of any pilot project. Its role within the CoP is focused on contributing to the advancement of DPP systems, with the aim of developing sustainable digital solutions distinct from commercial activities.
Going forward, CARE ID will continue to promote interoperability of DPP systems through CIRPASS-2 and support the realisation of sustainable product management and circular economy models in Korea and across the Asian market.