Boavitza, year 2
summary
Year two reports a working open‑source lifecycle inventory and a community‑grown database (branded databar 10.1) plus a documented multi‑criteria LCA methodology that scores carbon, energy, water, abiotic resource use and biodiversity pressure for device categories and services. Pilots across several countries and a few company case studies feed the open source wiki database; the project shows a growing dataset, prototypes for server‑side tooling and training materials, and early but usable results for comparing refurbished vs new hardware.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:34Energy and environmental challenges
- 4:08Data analysis tools and methods
- 7:20Connecting organizations and actors
- 10:17Data management and environmental impact
- 13:14Open source and collaborative databases
- 16:26Multicriteria criteria and carbon impact
- 19:20Community projects and innovative methodologies
- 22:15Collaboration et bonnes pratiques
- 24:16Network and technology impact
- 26:48Conclusion
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