Learn how to implement Digital Product Passports (DPPs) and prepare products and supply chains for emerging European Union requirements with the
Certified Digital Product Passport Implementer (CDPI) certification from Canonical ESG.
Digital Product Passports are an important part of the EU's transition towards a circular economy, improving access to product information, material composition, sustainability data, traceability, repairability and end-of-life information.
This certification is designed to help professionals understand the practical considerations involved in implementing DPPs within real-world business and supply-chain environments.
What you'll learn
- Understand the EU Digital Product Passport framework and its regulatory context.
- Identify relevant product information and data requirements.
- Understand product identification, QR codes and digital access to product information.
- Explore data collection, management and traceability across supply chains.
- Understand how materials, environmental impact, repairability and recyclability information can be represented in a DPP.
- Explore implementation considerations for businesses, manufacturers, importers and supply-chain stakeholders.
Who should enrol?
Sustainability and ESG professionals, product managers, manufacturers, importers, supply-chain professionals, compliance teams, consultants and digital transformation specialists who want to build practical knowledge of Digital Product Passport implementation.
Why CDPI?
Build your understanding of the relationship between product data, sustainability, regulatory readiness and circularity and develop the knowledge to contribute to Digital Product Passport initiatives within your organisation.
Enrolment: Purchase the CDPI course through this page and follow the instructions provided to access the learning materials and certification process.
Issued by Canonical ESG.
This is a professional learning certification. It does not constitute an EU-issued qualification, regulatory approval or guarantee of compliance. Applicable DPP requirements and implementation timelines depend on the relevant product category and legislation.