"DPP" can stand for multiple things depending on the context. Some common meanings include:
- Digital Product Passport: A structured collection of product-related data focusing on sustainability, circularity, and value retention, accessible electronically. It is used to enhance sustainable production and support circular economy goals.
- Director of Public Prosecutions: An official or office responsible for deciding and conducting criminal prosecutions in several jurisdictions, mainly in Commonwealth countries like the UK, Ireland, Australia, and others. The DPP operates independently and prosecutes criminal cases on behalf of the public.
- Other meanings include political parties (e.g., Democratic Progressive Party), medical/scientific terms, and business/finance acronyms.
The most common and internationally recognized references are the Digital Product Passport and the Director of Public Prosecutions, with the exact meaning depending on the specific field or region. If a particular context is desired, please specify.
