Eco-sustainability and the Epiconomy - Professional

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Immersive training about the Epiconomy

This training is for participants who want to immerse themselves in the principles and workings of the Epiconomy (going beyond the Circular Economy). With little or no prior experience in the area, in this immersive course, you will learn the ropes of planning, developing, and implementing a successful strategy in terms of eco-sustainability, ESG, green business models, ZerO2Nature projects, and/or other clean development/climate mitigation mechanisms.

Participating in Eco-sustainability and the Epiconomy - Professional you will access the skills necessary for developing, positioning, and implementing knowledge on eco-sustainability and communicate this correctly with all the relevant internal and external stakeholders of your business. This course will lead to a clear understanding of eco-sustainability concerning the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the successful management of green business models, the meticulous reporting and assessment of green initiatives, a very consistent approach regarding climate change, and all initiatives regarding emissions, including reductions of carbon and pollution.

Who is it for:
This course is for those who want to grasp the workings of the international standards on eco-sustainability, become fully versed in the generation/marketing of carbon/eco credits, and identify and manage opportunities and risks in the Epiconomy, by participating in both introductory and advanced training courses about the subject, in one go.

Participants will:

• Understand the origins, development and potentialities of the Epiconomy
• Recognize the international reporting, auditing and certification standards for ESG practices, emission reductions and carbon credit generation
• Review and assess the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the IPCC reports and IRENA/GRO projections
• Become familiar with carbon emission calculations and tools
• Know the differences between different types of carbon credits, their qualities, vintages, prices, origins, etc.
• Evaluate opportunities and business models in the Epiconomy

Upon completion of the course, participants will be prepared to:

• Develop, coordinate and execute eco-sustainability programs within a business
• Identify the exposure to eco-sustainability risk issues associated with specific sector(s) and/or eco-sustainability issues.
• Master the steps required to generate carbon credits, green bonds, and/or financial instruments linked to the Epiconomy;
• Support key business units with the development of eco-sustainable finance solutions and their engagement with clients on eco-sustainable development and initiatives, green deals, carbon credit issuance/retirement and support with their eco-sustainable KPIs.
• Signal and initiate new eco-sustainability concepts relevant to your market sector and translate these to the commercial opportunities for your business.

Course topics:

• The Carbon Market, heritage of the Kyoto Treaty - Assessment and Background
• How to effectively assess your company's current ESG policy
• Strategic management of energy consumption vs. carbon emission reductions
• Standards and directives - SRI, ESG, ISO, UN Sustainable Development Goals, Corporate Knights and ZerO2Nature
• The Project Design Document - Considerations for crafting an eco-sustainable product, strategy or project
• Reporting, Monitoring, Verification and Certification. Metrics and warranties about eco-sustainable actions and responsibilities.
• The dangers of greenwashing
• Green Financial Instruments and Markets
• Eco-sustainable project financing, funding and subsidies
• Assessment of the world's current status on the environment. IPCC, IRENA/GRO, UN. Current and long-term commitments.
• Monitoring the Epiconomy: assessment and interpretation of the media about eco-sustainability
• Principles of the Product Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) - Craddle to craddle approach
• Identification and assessment of potential carbon credit and eco credit generating projects
• Principles of crafting a Project Design Document
• Consolidated Methodologies on Energy efficiency, Clean Energy, Industrial Processes, Water Preservation, Forest Preservation, and Biodiversity Preservation
• Tools, forms, norms, procedures, guidelines, and standards related to eco-sustainability policy, carbon/eco credit generation.
• Principles of carbon and pollution emission offset
• Eco-sustainability Key Performance Indicators
• Eco-sustainability strategy design
• Eco-sustainability strategy and program implementation
• Eco-sustainability risk assessment
• Theory and practice behind green bonds
• Design of eco-sustainable products
• Financial planning of eco-sustainable projects
• Documentation in the Epiconomy: confidentiality, disclaimers, proposals, term sheets, ERPA, contracts, etc.
• Natural capitalism, biomimetics, holistic solutions and the Epiconomy.

Course instructor:
Patrizia Tomasi-Bensik is a chemical and mechanical engineer with a Ph.D. in chemistry and an extension in quantum mechanics from ETH Zurich. In 2009, she was appointed as a technical expert for the UNFCCC Assessment Team. She is the author of several books about eco-sustainability and the green economy. Learn more at this link.

Live Distance Learning:

• 10 Live-Sessions of 2 hours each
• Scheduled at your convenience with a 2 month timeframe
• Customized to your organization's business scope
• Course-fee discount for groups

 

For further information, please access the following links:

• About the Instructor
• Investment
• Sign Up
• Introductory training course
• Advanced training course
• Planck E Epiconomy services
• Book about Carbon Credits
• Book about Epiconomy
• Book about Risk Management in the Green Market

In case you have any questions, please contact us.

 

 

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