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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

INTRODUCTION ...................................................................................................................... 3

I. DEFINITION OF LEARNING UNITS AND TRAINING PATH .................................................... 5

1. STRUCTURE OF EACH MODULE .......................................................................................... 5

MODULE 1: ............................................................................................................................. 5

WAYS OF TRANSITION TO NATURAL ENERGY AND COMBATING CLIMATE CHANGE ........ 5

MODULE 2: TOWARDS BIODIVERSITY AND ECOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION OF
COMPANIES ........................................................................................................................ 12

MODULE 4: REDESIGNING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO MINIMISE THE USE OF
MATERIALS ........................................................................................................................... 25

MODULE 5: CIRCULAR BUSINESS MODELS .......................................................................... 33

MODULE 6: LIFE CYCLE THINKING ....................................................................................... 39

2. APPENDIX - GLOSSARY ................................................................................................... 44

II. REQUIREMENTS OF NATIONAL QUALIFICATION FRAMEWORKS .................................... 49

1. NATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS FRAMEWORK – SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS ....................... 50

2. LINKS BETWEEN THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATION FRAMEWORK AND THE EUROPEAN
QUALIFICATION FRAMEWORK ............................................................................................ 55

3. PROCEDURE FOR INCLUDING QUALIFICATIONS IN THE NATIONAL QUALIFICATION
FRAMEWORK ....................................................................................................................... 62

4. LITERATURE ....................................................................................................................... 67

III. ESCO ............................................................................................................................... 70

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