Exploring the environmental impacts of ICT products
2026-06-25 11:00 - 12:00 (Europe/Helsinki) | Online
This webinar will provide a general overview of the environmental impacts of ICT products, with a focus on ecodesign and e-waste management standards and policies. It will explore best practices and insights from Africa and Europe.

Webinar 'How to become compliant with EU Digital Product Passport legislations: Guidance on the recent published European standards'
2026-06-25 14:00 - 16:00 | Online
The webinar aims at informing the audience on the following essential aspects of European Digital Product Passport (DPP):

Set the scene with the evolution of European standardization around DPP.
Present the EU regulatory landscape shaping the EU DPP.
Clarify the application scope of the DPP across current and upcoming EU legislation.
Introduce the first six standards published by CEN-CLC/JTC 24 ‘Digital Product Passport – Framework and System’ as essential elements to support implementation of European DPP.
Highlight the cross sectoral function of the new set of standards, their product agnostic nature and their relevance for all industries.
Explain how these standards enable compliance, interoperability, and data consistency.
Discuss expected impacts on supply chains, product lifecycle management, and digital ecosystems.
Explore the business benefits and new opportunities created by harmonized DPP practices.
Provide an outlook on ongoing and future standardization work within CEN-CENELEC/JTC 24.
Conclude with how stakeholders can engage and prepare for the next phase of EU DPP deployment.

Boosting the uptake of sustainable ICT products
2026-07-02 11:00 - 12:00 | Online
This webinar will explore how to boost the uptake of sustainable ICT products through digital product information systems. It will also provide an overview of sustainable public procurement frameworks, including in the Kenyan context.

CEN and ETSI workshop on EU Digital Framework centring on the EU Identity Wallet
2026-09-29 10:00 - 17:00 | Sophia Antipolis, France
Regulation (EU) 2024/1183 amending Regulation (EU) 910/2014 on electronic identities, authentication and signatures (eIDAS 2) was published in the Official Journal of the European Union this spring 2024. This amendment established an ambitious European Digital Identity Framework including EU Digital Identity Wallets (EUDIW) which provides a means of identification across Europe. This will bring about a major transformation of security of the European digital infrastructure facilitating cross border transactions and supporting seamless access to financial, governmental and commercial services across Europe with a high level of accountability.
The EUDIW now are now being implemented and tested by EU nations ready to go live by end of 2026. Also, use of the EUDIW is already being trialled for a range of large-scale pilot applications for governmental services businesses, banking, vehicle registration and travel.
CEN and ETSI have been working together with the EC in 2025 to provide an initial set of standards and specifications for implementations of the EUDIW. These standards are now being refined and extended to ensure a high level of security, with interoperability between all national EUDIW implementations and their usage by the EU digital infrastructure. The workshop will present the set of existing standards for the EUDIW and ongoing work in refining and extending these standards.
Who should join?
The workshop will be of direct interest to all those concerned with ensuring a secure digital infrastructure across Europe including regulators, providers of mobile identity solutions, manufacturers of secure elements / smart devices, trust service providers, application and secure solution providers.
Why attending?
The CEN and ETSI standards underpinning the EU Digital Identity Wallet (EUDIW) will have a major impact on the European market which solution providers need to be aware of to keep up with changing environment. The workshop will provide the opportunity understand the standardisation being applied to the EUDIW and interact with the leading experts working on this standardisation.
