EU Member States' IPP related activities

With the aim of getting a more complete picture on the ongoing activities related to IPP, some of the EU Member States’ IPP related activities available via internet are listed in the table below.

List of national web pages on IPP/SCP and relevant sites

Country	Name/Domain and website
Austria	The Austrian Strategy for Sustainable Development website www.nachhaltigkeit.at/strategie.php3
Denmark	Danish EPA IPP website www.mst.dk/homepage/
LCA Center www.lcacenter.dk
Eco-Innovation in Denmark www.ecoinnovation.dk
Finland	Finland's programme to promote sustainable consumption and production www.ymparisto.fi/
France	Ministry of ecology and sustainable development’s SCP website www.ecologie.gouv.fr/-Production-et-consommation-.html
Germany	IPP related websites provided by different Federal States (e.g. Baden-Württemberg, Bavaria, Lower Saxony). For example: Bavarian IPP homepage www.ipp-bayern.de
web site national dialogue on SCP www.dialogprozess-konsum.de
National Council on Sustainable Development www.nachhaltigkeitsrat.de
Website and platform on Sustainable Development in German Industry and Business www.econsense.de
Romania	Site of the Ministry of Environment and Public Management on Sustainable Production and Consumption (only in Romanian language) www.mmediu.ro/upp
Slovakia	Sections about IPP and voluntary tools of environmental policy on the web page of SAŽP (available in Slovak language) www.sazp.sk
Spain	IPP related action on the Basque Country www.ihobe.net
United Kingdom	UK Government Sustainable Development Website www.sustainable-development.gov.uk/what/priority/consumption-production/index.htm
DEFRA’s website on SCP www.defra.gov.uk/environment/business/scp/

Country

Name/Domain and website

Austria

The Austrian Strategy for Sustainable Development website

www.nachhaltigkeit.at/strategie.php3

Denmark

Danish EPA IPP website

www.mst.dk/homepage/

LCA Center

www.lcacenter.dk

Eco-Innovation in Denmark

www.ecoinnovation.dk