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Abstract The need for sustainable products has sensibly increased in recent years. Even though well-established tools have been developed to help designers in facing with environmental problems (i.e., ecodesign), a more user-centred approach which follows design for sustainability issues has not been proposed yet. On these considerations, a specific design for sustainability procedure, named Design Management for Sustainability (DMS), is outlined and tested through its application to the re-design of an engine driven grass trimmer. The proposed framework resulted in an effective design management tool, allowing us to perform design activities in compliance with the goal of sustainability.
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Garca, O. E., Daz, J. P., Expsito, F. J., Daz, A. M., Dubovik, O., & Derimi, Y. (2012). Aerosol Radiative Forcing: AERONET-Based Estimates. In Climate Models. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/32287
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