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End of RemanPath project and learning content

Published on April 10, 2020
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End of the European project RemanPath and educational resources

G-SCOP has participated to the RemanPath project, supported by l'EIT-RawMaterials between January 2018 and February 2020. The official name of the project was "Building Lifelong Education Through Finding Company Path to Remanufacturing Path". This project therefore aims to develop educational content and a course for people working on Remanufacturing. The objective was to allow people to identify the ways of developing their company's skills and to design economic models, within the perspective of launching new remanufacturing activities​​​​​​​. Two workshops on remanufacturing were organized in the laboratory for around twenty manufacturers.
Laboratory researchers also participated in the development of educational content to understand the concept of remanufacturing. These resources are made up of diagnostic tools for remanufacturing activities, animation videos explaining remanufacturing and newsletters presenting the activities of partners in the project. All the resources developed during the project can be found in the following link.

Animation video on remanufacturing:

​​​​​​​Developed tools template:
The Reman Process Map
Reman checklist

Note :​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
​​​​​​​ The RemanPath project is part of the strategy and mission of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT: European Institute of Innovation & ​​​​​​​Technology). The institute brings together the three major players in innovation - business, education and research - in order to form multinational partnerships, known as the Knowledge and Innovation Community (KIC). The KIC Raw Materials aims to stimulate competitiveness, growth and innovation in Europe in the raw materials sector. Grenoble INP partners with other European universities in several projects (RemanPath, WM-CRM, INNOMAT, CARED) for the development of innovative workshop content in its form and content at the heart of current concerns. They are intended for professionals who plan to develop sustainability actions, reducing the use of resources and the impact on the environment.

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Date of update April 10, 2020

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