For more than 30 years, TCO Certified has worked with the global IT industry and buyers worldwide to improve sustainability in the tech world. The criteria in TCO Certified are updated every third year to push sustainability where it matters most. Now, it's time for the next steps.

This webinar will discuss the steps needed to drive sustainability in four key areas: climate, substances, circularity and supply chain. TCO is excited to share its Roadmap for Sustainable IT with an external audience for the first time, along with the criteria in the new generation of TCO Certified. Thousands of updates and changes have been made to drive circularity, reduce the climate impact of IT products, improve working conditions for over 100,000 people and replace thousands of harmful substances with safer alternatives. The first verified models that meet all criteria will also be made public.

Thousands of organisations worldwide include TCO Certified in the procurement process to support sustainable IT initiatives and efforts. By joining this digital launch event, you can learn more about our global system for IT sustainability with a proven track record and how you can join the global movement for sustainable IT.

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Programme

• Re-thinking climate action (Niclas Rydell) - A new criteria set questions the status quo and drives emission reductions in both manufacturing and use. Learn how it helps you reduce your IT systems’ climate footprint.
• Improving chemical safety (Stephen Fuller) - Learn how we’ve managed to take control of the almost uncontrollable chemicals industry, and you can benefit as we take this further in 2025.
• Collaboration for circularity (Andreas Nobell) - To create circular material flows, we need to work together. Find out what you can do, and what to expect when you buy certified products.
• Supply chain sustainability (Stephen Fuller) - 30 years of systematic work have resulted in more responsible factories and lasting improvements. Learn how you can benefit as we move further up the supply chain.
• The importance of supporting the same system (Clare Hobby and Barton Finn) - Using TCO Certified means bundling your procurement power with thousands of other organizations worldwide. Learn what the new developments in the four areas mean in practice for purchasing organizations.
• The first certified products! - The new generation requires major adaptations by IT brands in product design and manufacturing processes, as well as new circular solutions. We will look at the first models that have been verified to meet all criteria.