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In this course, learn about food security worldwide, the effects of malnutrition, how we manage ecosystems that provide food resources and more. You’ll emerge from this course with a clear answer to the question: What can I do to make food consumption and production more sustainable?

Greenpreneurs is a global network of youth competing to take their green growth solution from idea to business plan. Greenpreneurs harnesses the creativity and ambition of youth to develop the green growth solutions that promote sustainability as a socio-economic enabler and contribute to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN ESCAP) is offering an e-learning course titled Low Carbon Green Growth Roadmap, which addresses the economic transformation necessary for the realization of the Green Growth objectives.

The United Nations Statistics Division is hosting a self-paced introductory course titled "System of Environmental Economic Accounting (SEEA)", which provides an introduction to the SEEA Central Framework, the statistical standard to measure the relationship between the economy and the environment.

The United Nations Statistics Division is offering a self-paced course titled "SEEA - In Depth Training on Water Accounting". The course provides an overview of water accounting as laid out in the System of Environmental Economic Accounting (SEEA), the statistical standard used to measure the relationship between the economy and the environment, and the SEEA Water.

The United Nations Statistics Division is hosting a self-paced course titled "SEEA - Experimental Ecosystem Accounting". The course provides an overview of ecosystem accounting including details on, among others, spatial units, ecosystem services, ecosystem condition and biodiversity accounts.

The United Nations Statistics Division is offering a self-paced course titled "SEEA - In Depth Training on Energy Accounting" on the organisation's online e-learning platform. The course provides an overview of Energy in the System of Environmental Economic Accounting (SEEA).

This four hour course introduces the science, the current global legal framework, and the elements of a framework for action to mitigate the growing threat of pollution worldwide. The e-learning course is comprised of three lessons which provide links to the relevant information and concepts of the InforMEA Glossary section.

This new e-course describes an innovative methodology to deal with uncertainties: Decision Making under Deep Uncertainty (DMDU), and how to use it to make robust decisions for long term investments in a changing world.

The MSc in Carbon Finance is dedicated to professionals in the field of low carbon finance and investment. Designed to develop your understanding of how the challenges of climate change are driving trillions of dollars of new investment in a huge range of sectors, including energy production, housing and infrastructure, the programme will also prepare you to deliver this investment with advanced knowledge and skills.