1. - Folie 1 - Environmental Management System ISO 14001 – Motivation for Serbia DI Axel Dick; MSc

2. - Folie 2 - The first definition of sustainability was given by H.C. v. Carlowitz (1713) in the context of forestry in Central Europe. Sustainable Development– Back to the roots

3. - Folie 3 - Political Milestones and the Development of Standards 1713: Sustainability; H.C. v. Carlowitz 1987: Brundtlandreport „Our Common Future“; The ISO 9001 comes into force. 1992: International Conference of the UN for Environment and Development (UNCED); Rio de Janeiro:  Local Agenda 21;  Kyoto  EMAS,…. 1972: Foundation of the Ministry for Environment in Austria 1984: The basic right of environmental quality becomes part of the federal constitution (BGBl Nr. 491/1984) 1993: Eco-Audit (Eco Management Audit Scheme EMAS) Foundation of FSC International 1996: ISO 14001 End 90ies: PEFC Pan European Forest Certification 2003: PEFC changes to: Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification Schemes 1992: Öst. Umweltzeichen 1999: Health & safety: OHSAS 18001

4. - Folie 4 - Brundtland Report, 1987: “Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs."

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6. - 6 - How has the certification contributed to the criteria stated below? Please evaluate each criterion. The certification has had a strong or very strong influence on [%]: The impact of the certification lies on : Increase of the legal certainty Better control of the environmental effects Deepening the qualification of the staff with respact to environment/health and safety issues Increase of the image Increase of the environmental performance Consolidation of the market position

7. - 7 - Comparison ISO 9001 vs IMS How has the certification contributed to the criteria stated below? The certification has had a strong oder very strong influence on [%]: The main differences between the two samples are: Increase of the legal certainty Increase of the image Reduction of accidents Ecodesign