1 Introduction to the MinFuture Workshop #2 - Enhancing data robustness at global level
1.1 Main objective and purpose of this workshop
1.2 Structure of this workshop
2 Workshop sessions and main discussions
2.1 Relevance of information and data flows for MFA
2.1.1 Need for improved information flows – the case of Aluminium
2.1.2 Options for improving information and data flows
2.1.3 Design principles
2.2 Parallel session on information flows and data for Cobalt and Construction Minerals
2.2.1 Parallel session on information flows and data on Cobalt
2.2.2 Parallel session on information flows and data on Construction minerals
2.3 Discussion of Potential benefits of, barriers/threats in relation to, and use cases for placing statistical data into their proper system context
2.3.1 Potential long-term benefits
2.3.2 Potential barriers & threats
2.3.3 Potential use cases for illustrating the approach of placing data in a system context
2.4 Relevance and role of indicators in MFA
2.4.1 EC Circular Economy Indicators
2.4.2 Indicators used for Phosphorus management in Austria
2.4.3 Indicators in Policy making – system definition and choosing meaningful indicators.
3 Summary
Annex: List of workshop participants
MinFuture ‘Enhancing data robustness Workshop’ Synthesis Brief
List of Figures and Tables
Figure 1: Conceptual Framework of MinFuture – the ‘MinFuture pyramid’
Table 1: Example Table