From left to right: Berthold Welling (VCI, Initiative “Chemie³); Sascha Gabizon (WECF); Johannes Wagner and Rebecca Freitag (UN Youth Delegates); Stefan Haver (Evonik, Initiative “Together for Sustainability”); Bob Diderich (OECD), Achim Halpaap (UN Evironment); Dr. Pierre Barthélemy (cefic), Dr. Stefanie Deuser (BASF, ICCA); Friedrich Barth (ISC3)
The members of the Advisory Board are recognized experts and/or representatives of international organizations and networks taking interest in the development and implementation of sustainable chemistry as a contribution to sustainable development and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
The following institutions and initiatives are represented in the ISC3 Advisory Board:
Public Sector & International Organisations
- Secretariat of the Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Conventions
- Chemicals Control and Management Centre, Ghana
- Federal Ministry of Sustainability and Tourism, Austria
- OECD - Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development
- UN Environment, Chemicals and Health Branch
Private Sector & Industry Initiatives
- Cefic – European Chemical Industry Council
- “Chemie³ - Sustainability Initiative of the German Chemicals Industry” represented by VCI – German Chemicals Industry Association
- ICTA – International Chemical Trade Association
- ICCA - International Council of the Chemical Associations, represented by BASF SE
- MVO Nederland/CSR Netherlands
- „Togehter for Sustainability“, represented by Evonik Industries AG
Civil Society & Unions
- IndustriAll Europe
- IPEN – a Toxics Free Future
- WECF - Women Engage for a Common Future
- WWF – World Wildlife Fund
- Youth Delegates to High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development at the United Nations
Innovation & Startup Expertise
- Green ChemisTree Foundation, India
- High-Tech Gründerfonds, Germany
- Institute for Systems and Innovation Research at Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
Representatives of the founding institutions of the ISC3, the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU) as well as the German Environment Agency (UBA), shall be invited to Advisory Board meetings as guests. Further guests may be invited at the request of the ISC3 and the Advisory Board