Introduction to Eco-Industrial Parks Projects
Eco-Industrial Parks (EIPs) are managed industrial areas promoting collaboration for economic, social, and environmental benefits. Key components include resource efficiency, industrial symbiosis, and shared infrastructure. The International Framework for EIPs enhances competitiveness, attractiveness for investment, and resilience to risks. Tools provided by UNIDO support EIP development through monitoring, planning, and assessment at park and country levels.
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Introduction to Eco-Industrial Parks projects Klaus Tyrkko,CTA, GEIPP
What is an Eco What is an Eco- -Industrial Park? Industrial Park? An EIP can be defined as a managed industrial area that promotes cross-industry and community collaboration for common benefits related to economic, social and environmental performance. The EIP concept has evolved to address interrelated aspects, including, for example: resource efficient and cleaner production, industrial symbiosis, climate change, pollution, social standards, shared infrastructure, improved management of risks and shared resources, including land and ecosystem services. An interdisciplinary approach is required to optimally realise EIPs. International Framework for Eco-industrial parks (UNIDO, IFC, GIZ) In short, the EIP concept is about creating more resource-efficient and cost-effective industrial parks which are more competitive, attractive for investment and risk resilient. 2
International Framework for Eco International Framework for Eco- -Industrial Parks Industrial Parks UNIDO, World Bank Group, GIZ. An International Framework for Eco- Industrial Parks https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/35110 3
Key components of eco Key components of eco- -industrial parks industrial parks Top-down approaches: Governmental agencies as entry-point Resource efficient and cleaner production Community collaboration, local skilled jobs and natural environment Park Spatial planning and zoning Industrial and urban- industrial synergies management services and governance Key components of Eco-Industrial Parks Bottom-up approaches: Industrial parks as entry-point 4
Overview of UNIDOs EIP Tools Overview of UNIDO s EIP Tools Monitoring tools Park level Implementation support tools Country level Implementation support tools Park level Planning tools Park level EIP Assessment Tool Assess park against International EIP Framework and identify EIP opportunities EIP Concept Planning Tool Assist in sustainable design of an industrial park EIP Selection Tool Select parks with high potential for EIP development and successful EIP projects EIP Assessment Tool Assess park against International EIP Framework and identify EIP opportunities EIP Concept Planning Tool Assist in sustainable design of an industrial park EIP Selection Tool Select parks with high potential for EIP development and successful EIP projects RECP Monitoring Tool Monitor and report results of RECP assessments in industrial parks EIP Management Services Tool Strengthen and advance services provided by park management to tenant companies EIP Opportunities Monitoring Tool monitor and report impacts from EIP opportunities in industrial parks EIP Policy Support Tool Support EIP policy development and implementation processes Master Plan EIP Review Tool Guide sustainability review of existing Master Plan Access to Finance Tool Identify, review and access available financing options for feasible EIP initiatives Access to Finance Tool Identify, review and access available financing options for feasible EIP initiatives Industrial Symbiosis Identification Tool Support the identification of waste exchanges between companies Industrial Symbiosis Identification Tool Support the identification of waste exchanges between companies UNIDO s EIP Toolbox is available online: https://hub.unido.org/eco-industrial-parks-tools 6
CONTRIBUTION OF TOOLS TO EIP TRANSFORMATION PROCESSES Top-down approaches: Governmental agencies as entry-point EIP Policy Support Tool EIP Opportunities Monitoring Tool EIP Concept Planning Tool RECP Monitoring Tool EIP Selection Tool Lifecycle stages of industrial parks Construction & development Scoping, feasibility & planning Operation & continuous improvement EIP Assessment Tool Industrial Symbiosis Identification Tool EIP Management Services Tool Master Plan EIP Review Tool Access to Finance Tool Bottom-up approaches: Industrial parks as entry-point
Lessons Learnt Series Reports UNIDO s EIP Resources are available online: https://hub.unido.org/eco-industrial-parks-tools 8
EIP Light Touch Project EIP Light Touch Project Introduced in countries for which not a full fledged EIP project can not be financed Timeline: Scoping and approximately 12 months of activities Activities: Continued policy development support for EIP transition General training on the UNIDO EIP Tools for Industrial Park transition to EIPs, including planned parks In-depth training for EIP Master Planning, Concept Planning and EIP park management services
