Social Investing

By attending this course,  you will look at sustainability from a global, environmental perspective. Following on from the Covid-19 pandemic, the world is refocusing on global warming and climate change, and what actions companies and citizens can take to slow the negative impacts of CO2 emissions. Many organizations avoid the consequences of their unsustainable business practices and seek to "externalize" – that is to say, transfer- the costs of pollution and climate change to others. Meanwhile the poorest countries suffer from poverty, poor sanitation, hunger or lack other fundamental human rights. Our training workshop considers collaborative initiatives from a range of corporate and global actors, such as the United Nations, allowing us to unpick the threads of sustainable development, globalization, climate change and environmental sustainability.By attending this training workshop, you will look at sustainability from a global, environmental perspective. Following on from the Covid-19 pandemic, the world is refocusing on global warming and climate change, and what actions companies and citizens can take to slow the negative impacts of CO2 emissions. Many organizations avoid the consequences of their unsustainable business practices, and seek to “externalize” – that is to say, transfer- the costs of pollution and climate change to others. Meanwhile the poorest countries suffer from poverty, poor sanitation, hunger or lack other fundamental human rights. Our training workshop considers collaborative initiatives from a range of corporate and global actors, such as the United Nations, allowing us to unpick the threads of sustainable development, globalization, climate change and environmental sustainability.

Description

Socially Responsible Investment

1. ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) investing
2. The shareholder perspective on ESG
3. Principles for Responsible Investment
4. The links between responsible investing and financial performance

Sustainable Development Principles

1. Sustainable Development
2. UN Sustainable Development Goals
3. Sustainability in Developing Economies

Globalization and Corporate Sustainability

1. The costs of carbon on climate change and how are these being mitigated?
2. The Paris Climate Agreement
3. What does ""Net Zero"" mean for emissions?
4. What initiatives are taking place to accelerate the decarbonization of the economy?

Career path

Upon completion of this training workshop, you will have:

1. Understood how investors apply ESG measurement techniques when selecting investments.
2. Considered the purpose of Sustainable Development and the global initiatives to deal with it.
3. Debated the aspirations for a carbon-neutral economy to reduce the impact of Climate Change.