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EMAS for Federal Administrations

Proposed by the Secretary for Sustainable Development, the federal government decided on 20th July 2005 that all Federal Public Services have to be EMAS certified by 2007. EMAS is an environmental management system, and stands for Eco-Management et Audit Scheme, and includes…

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Country / jurisdiction: Belgium · Year: 2005 · Status: In force · Level: National · Type: Voluntary

Proposed by the Secretary for Sustainable Development, the federal government decided on 20th July 2005 that all Federal Public Services have to be EMAS certified by 2007. EMAS is an environmental management system, and stands for Eco-Management et Audit Scheme, and includes energy management and energy-saving measures.

The EMAS-objective was extended by decision on 20 July 2012 by the Council of Ministers.

Official source: http://fido.belgium.be/nl/inhoud/emas-de-federale-overheid-0

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https://www.iea.org/policies/1646

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