Sustainable Economic Development 201 (North Island)
Building a long-term sustainable economic development strategy is a complex undertaking. It requires strong and consistent leadership, bold vision and the appropriate level of resources. But if done well, it can lay the foundation for a new and higher level of prosperity – prosperity based on growing balanced natural, social, and economic capital.
This course provides an overview of policy and practise in sustainable economic development. Participants will develop a stronger understanding of sustainable focused development activities and how these impact at global, regional, and local levels. Participants will also gain understanding of governance, innovation, investment, and development approaches to sustainable economic development strategies.
Course highlights
· Gain an understanding of current sustainability policies and policy developments targeting the impact of climate change, energy, pollution and societal externalities on the world.
· Recognise the significance of different sustainable growth models and respective facets that address and impact economic development activity.
· Understand how new technology and platforms are supporting the development of new eco systems supporting the transformative shift towards a low carbon-intensive and resource-efficient production and consumption activity.
· Overview of ESG aspects of business and further links to sustainability initiatives and the transition to and benefits of triple bottom line reporting, linking responsible investing and financial performance
· The importance of leadership (vision, mission, value) and purpose in designing sustainable businesses
· How to engage effectively with stakeholders—rather than just shareholders—leading to better outcomes for all
Learning Facilitator to be confirmed.
Course investment:
Members - $550 + GST
Non-Members - $650 + GST
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