Normina provides deep insight into EU green compliance guidelines, breaking down complex laws into clear, practical knowledge that helps you understand exactly how you can contribute to a more sustainable future. The platform’s structured learning path guides you through every essential regulation, ensuring you gain the confidence to apply these rules effectively in real-world scenarios. To keep you engaged and reinforce your learning, Normina includes interactive elements such as quizzes, knowledge checks, and scenario-based exercises—making the learning experience both dynamic and memorable while preparing you for real compliance challenges.
Normina features real-life success stories that highlight both actual and fictional companies on their journey toward EU compliance and a greener future. Through in-depth showcases, learners can follow these organizations step by step as they navigate challenges, apply sustainability strategies, and implement regulatory requirements. These stories transform complex regulations into relatable, practical examples, helping users understand how Normina’s guidance can be applied in the real world and inspiring them to drive meaningful change within their own companies.
Normina for universities offers certified learning that leads to an official EU certification in green compliance, enabling participants to earn ECTS credits while gaining practical skills and recognized qualifications. Normina for companies provides ESCO-aligned certification to support professional development and compliance readiness. Through its expert-driven curriculum, Normina empowers students and professionals to become confident sustainability leaders, equipped to guide their organizations toward a greener, more compliant, and more sustainable future.
In this course, you will learn about the Ecodesign Regulation (ESPR) – a key instrument of the EU Green Deal. It replaces the traditional “Take–Make–Dispose” model with greater durability, repairability, and efficiency. You will gain the essential knowledge needed to implement sustainable product strategies.
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a central instrument of the EU circular economy. It requires companies to take responsibility for the entire lifecycle of their products – from design to disposal. EPR is a crucial lever for ecological and economically sustainable solutions.
In this course, you will learn about the Ecodesign Regulation (ESPR) – a key instrument of the EU Green Deal. It replaces the traditional “Take–Make–Dispose” model with greater durability, repairability, and efficiency. You will gain the essential knowledge needed to implement sustainable product strategies.
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) is a central instrument of the EU circular economy. It requires companies to take responsibility for the entire lifecycle of their products – from design to disposal. EPR is a crucial lever for ecological and economically sustainable solutions.
