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Er det Farlig? ( Eng.ist is dangerous?)

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Acronym of the case:

Er det Farlig?

Country of the case:

Norway

City/region:

Oslo, Norway

Posting Date:

4 February 2010

Last Edited Date:

15 February 2010

Author:

Rengifo Ortega (Climate and Pollution Agency)
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Type of initiative

  • Promotion/awareness campaign-imgPromotion/awareness campaign

Case Abstract

Er det Farlig? ( Eng. "Is it dangerous?") is a website  created to inform the norwegian citizens about  the presence of  dangerous substances in consumers goods. Six out of ten Norwegians say they want better information about
substances in consumer goods that are hazardous to health or the
environment.

Therefore, the Climate and Pollution Agency  launched www.Erdetfarlig.no ("Is it dangerous?"). The website has simple advice about dangerous substances and safe products. Er det Farlig is the result of co-operation effort  among differents  stake holders dvs. Climate and Pollution Agency, Norwegian  Food Safety Authority, Nordic Ecolabeling, Norwegian Consumers Council and Grønn Hverdag Network.

 

 

 

Description of the case

Sector
Start date - End date
February 2010 (Ongoing)
Date operational
February 2010
Target Users
Citizen
Target Users Description

Entire Norwegian Population: Schools, industries and  importers among others.

Scope
National
Status
Operation
Language(s)
Norwegian

Policy Context and Legal Framework

REACH is the European
Community Regulation on chemicals and their safe use (EC 1907/2006).
It deals with the Registration, Evaluation,
Authorisation and Restriction of Chemical substances. "Er det farlig?" include mainly substances which are also part of the REACH Candidate List of Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC).

 

 

Project Size and Implementation

Type of initiative
Awareness-raising information
Overall Implementation approach
Public administration
Technology choice
Proprietary technology
Funding source
Public funding national
Project size
Implementation: Not applicable/not available

Implementation and Management Approach

Co-operative feedback among the different  stakeholders involved in the project.

Technology solution

  • Programming Language: Javascript, .net.
  • CMS: Episerver
  • Pattform: Windows and .net.

Impact, innovation and results

Impact

  • Decrease spreading of health and environmental dangerous agents
  • Increase recycling of waste
  • Reduce waste recycling emissions

Lessons learnt

  • Increased  interdisciplinary  collaboration among  different stakeholders
  • helps citizens avoiding consumer products that contain substances hazardous to health and environment
  • Increased correctly disposal of  products  containing substances hazardous to  health and environment.
  • Increased public awareness about potential hazardous substances
  • Improved comunication among consumers, retail dealers, manufacturers and importers through the implementation of direct online request form, whether a product contains health and environmentally hazardous substances
  • Reinforced Norwegian Environmental Law implementation and  right of the citizens to know about the existence of hazardous substances in consumers goods.

 

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