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The Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI) is hosting a course on Governing Sustainable Finance. This course explores the fundamentals of sustainable finance, climate risk assessment, and the integration of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into investment strategies.

The UN Global Compact Academy offers an e-learning course on setting science-based targets. Prepared in close cooperation with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), the session aims at breaking down and illustrating the complexities around science-based targets (SBTs), introducing the initiative and showcasing the benefits of setting SBTs.

Do you want to learn more about the circular economy? The Ellen MacArthur Foundation is running an interactive online learning programme from 17th March to 30th April — Inside the Circular Economy: Beyond the Basics.

What policies can countries implement to address the two defining crises of our time—COVID-19, and the climate emergency? How do we build the next generation of leaders—and those that educate them—needed to advance green, structural change? In seeking to answer both of these questions, PAGE's new e-course and teaching materials could not be timelier.

The Chemicals and Waste platform, developed by the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), provides a 5 training on chemicals and waste management.

The aim of the Life Cycle Management – Capability Maturity Model (LCM-CMM) is to focus on capability development and implementation to fully operationalise and mainstream Life Cycle Assessment in product development, marketing, and strategic decision-making in business.

As part of its second key activity area devoted to capacity building, United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) introduces the Life Cycle Initiative is producing several e-learning modules that address life cycle thinking and approaches from different perspectives and in various levels of depth.

From 21 September 2020 to April 2021, the World Bank is holding an online course on "Circular Economy and Private Sector Development: Learning Series".

Today, carbon taxes cover a broad range of sectors and include novel features, demonstrating their ability to adapt to varying policy goals and national contexts. The versatility of carbon taxes also means that policymakers need a clear picture of the available options and how those options fit with the jurisdiction’s context and objectives. This online course provides a first step in understanding the carbon tax landscape.

This package of teaching materials for a semester-long course on “Inclusive Green Economy Modelling” is freely available to higher education institutions around the world.