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The Technology Needs Assessment project of the UNEP DTU Partnership has prepared this e-learning course to help clarify the various steps in the implementation of the Technology Needs Assessment project in the countries. Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) is a set of country-driven activities leading to the identification, prioritisation and diffusion of environmentally sound technologies for mitigation and adaptation to climate change.

This interactive and practice-oriented course which is held over two days covers the basics of Sustainable Finance while providing several opportunities to dive deeper. It shares valuable insights of the Strategic Alliance of GIZ and SEB and the technical partner CICERO, gained during activities in emerging economies and interactions with market participants worldwide.

This course aims to build the capacities of participants to understand organic farming and its benefits, and enable them to overcome production and export challenges.

Frankfurt School of Finance and Management is offering an online course, Certified Expert in Climate & Renewable Energy Finance, that aims to explain the specifics of climate and renewable energy finance to a range of audience across both public and private sector practitioners, including entrepreneurs, project developers, private investors, initiator/fund houses, international development finance consultants and managers, plant operators and manufacturers, engineers and advisory professionals.

The Frankfurt School of Finance and Management is offering an online course, Certified Expert in Climate Adaptation Finance, that aims to explain the many facets of, and perspectives on, climate adaptation finance to a range of audience across both public and private sector practitioners.

University of Eastern Finland (UEF) and UN Environment are running a two-week course on Multilateral Environmental Agreements, international environmental law-making, and diplomacy.

Environment Europe is delighted to announce the Oxford Spring School in Ecological Economics 2020 to take place at the 800-year-old Balliol College, Oxford on 22 - 28 March 2020 devoted to Ecological Economics, Governance and Environmental Sustainability: Ecosystems, Economy, Policy.

The course Fostering Growth and Inclusion in Asia’s Cities by the Asian Development Bank Institute (ADBI) describes ways to build the capacity of Asia’s cities to boost growth and employment. The focus is on sound urban planning, efficient public transport, and affordable housing. Its main learning objectives are to better understand the patterns of urbanisation in Asia and the implications for economic growth, to learn about policy options to make urbanisation work for all, and specifically to emphasise the role of city planning.

Key elements of the EQuIP toolbox have been converted into an e-learning course. The EQuIP toolbox was developed by UNIDO and GIZ to support policymakers in developing countries to formulate and design evidence-based strategies for inclusive and sustainable industrial development in the context of the EQuIP Project - Enhancing the Quality of Industrial Policy.

Resource efficiency offers big value for businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises in developing countries. What steps can companies take now to save money and become more competitive by becoming more efficient? Register now for the 3-part Resource Efficiency for Businesses online training series to learn more.