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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".

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.

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.

The EAERE summer school will be hosted by two departments at the University of Graz, which reflects the strong cross-disciplinary and environmental focus in a vibrant scientific environment from 27 June to 3 July 2021.

The 2020 Edition of the SDGs Learning, Training, and Practice will feature workshops focusing on enhancing capacity of stakeholders on the six entry points showcased in the 2019 Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR)

Earth School provides free resources, activities and quizzes on real-world nature-related concepts for kids.

UN CC: Learn is hosting a global e-learning series that addresses the key policy issues central to the green recovery debate. They aim to inform and shape the public policy debate around green economic reform and ultimately support countries in planning their responses to COVID-19.

Environment Europe is launching a new online course in Ecological Economics and Sustainability that covers the intellectual roots of ecological economics and a systemic vision of ecology-environment interactions, among others.