Understand ESG in practice - You will learn what ESG really means, how the concept evolved, and how to separate buzzwords from real action so you can support sound business decisions in your organization.
Get ready for regulations - You will learn to navigate EU and international regulations as well as GRI, SASB, and TCFD standards, helping you assess company duties and reduce the risk of compliance mistakes.
Assess environmental impact - You will learn how to evaluate your company’s environmental impact and plan CO2 reduction measures, so you can support climate goals and make better-informed business decisions.
Implement sustainable actions - You will explore practical ways to improve energy efficiency, waste management, and recycling, making it easier to identify savings opportunities and operational improvements.
Strengthen the social pillar - You will learn how to design social initiatives, support diversity and inclusion, and connect CSR activities with business goals to help create a more responsible workplace.
Improve stakeholder communication - You will learn how to communicate transparently and build relationships with local communities and other stakeholders, helping your company strengthen trust and credibility.
Manage ESG risks better - You will learn methods for identifying, assessing, and prioritizing ESG risks, so you can connect regulatory compliance with day-to-day management and risk mitigation.
Build your own ESG strategy - During the workshops, you will develop elements of an ESG strategy and a reporting approach for your company, making it easier to turn knowledge into an actionable plan.
Basics of business operations - You should understand how an organization works, what its business goals are, and how decisions are made so you can connect ESG topics with practical management needs.
Familiarity with business processes - You should know the basic processes in a company, such as operations, procurement, HR, or reporting, so you can confidently analyze the areas covered by ESG activities.
Ability to work with data - You should be able to read data and draw simple conclusions, because during the training you will analyze indicators, risks, and information needed for reporting.
Basics of business responsibility - You should have a general understanding of ethics, corporate responsibility, and business impact on its environment so you can grasp the social and governance sides of ESG.
