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• Forewordforeword
• Foreword
• Summary
• Chapter 1 – Overview of the Digital Product Passport (DPP)
  • Chapter 1.1 – Regulatory basis of the DPP
  • Chapter 1.2 – Comparison with existing regulations and integration with openBIM
  • Chapter 1.3 – CPR takes precedence over ESPR – lex specialis
  • Chapter 1.4 – Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG)
  • Chapter 1.5 – DPP and ESG
• Chapter 2 – Advantages and challenges of the DPP
  • Chapter 2.1 – Advantages of DPP
  • Chapter 2.2 – The challenge of implementing digital product passports
• Chapter 3 – How is the digital DPP structured?
  • Chapter 3.1 – Unique product identification
  • Chapter 3.2 – DPP structure
  • Chapter 3.3 – DPP data fields
  • Chapter 3.4 – Mandatory and optional features
• Chapter 4 – Identification
  • Chapter 4.1 – Product identification
  • Chapter 4.2 – Feature identification
  • Chapter 4.3 – Identification requirements using a product example
• Chapter 5 – DPP access
• Chapter 6 – How is a DPP published?
  • Chapter 6.1 – DPP creation
  • Chapter 6.2 – Secure data transfer in openBIM environments
  • Chapter 6.3 – Review
  • Chapter 6.4 – Public access and transparency
  • Chapter 6.5 – Updating and maintenance
  • Chapter 6.6 – Training and further education in the openBIM context
  • Chapter 6.7 – Data integration before and during use – the Asset Administration Shell (AAS)
• Chapter 7 – Green Public Procurement (GPP)
  • Chapter 7.1 – GPP – Award and selection criteria
  • Chapter 7.2 – Suitability criterion Ecodesign efficiency
  • Chapter 7.3 – Award criteria
• Chapter 8 – Digital product passport – impact on Switzerland
  • Chapter 8.1 – Export
  • Chapter 8.2 – Import
  • Chapter 8.3 – Swiss companies in the domestic market
  • Chapter 8.4 – Integration of the DPP into Swiss legislation and openBIM
• Chapter 9 – Introduction of the DPP for different product categories
  • Chapter 9.1 – Delegated acts
  • Chapter 9.2 – Mandate to CEN/CENELEC
  • Chapter 9.3 – Mutual Recognition Agreement (MRA)
  • Chapter 9.4 – Adoption of harmonized EU construction product standards in Switzerland
• Chapter 10 – Conclusion
• Chapter 11 – Call for Participation
• Chapter 12 – Appendices
  • Chapter 12.1 – Relevant standards
  • Chapter 12.2 – Glossary
• Chapter 13 – Imprint