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This program introduces blockchain as a solution for transparent and tamper-proof ESG reporting. Through practical simulation, participants will learn how to secure data along the ESG chain—covering carbon tracking, ethical sourcing, and supply chain assurance.

Participants will be able to:

• Understand blockchain’s role in mitigating ESG data manipulation
• Design smart contract logic for ESG assurance (carbon, waste, labor)
• Track ESG data across the value chain using distributed ledgers
• Build credibility through transparent and auditable sustainability records

IFRS S1 establishes general requirements for sustainability-related financial disclosures, covering all sustainability risks and opportunities that could affect an organization's financial performance. This webinar explores the comprehensive approach to sustainability risk assessment, materiality determination, and disclosure preparation under the new standard.

Robust monitoring, reporting, and verification systems are essential for credible ESG and GHG management. This webinar covers the design and implementation of comprehensive MRV systems, including data collection protocols, quality assurance procedures, and third-party verification processes. Participants will learn to establish systems that ensure data accuracy, transparency, and stakeholder confidence.

Procurement is one of the most powerful—and often overlooked—tools for delivering on sustainability goals. This live, 90-minute online course introduces participants to the fundamentals of sustainable procurement, with a balanced focus on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risks.

Participants will explore how everyday sourcing decisions can impact everything from carbon emissions and resource use to labour conditions, wage fairness, and supply chain transparency. Through real-world examples and practical tools, the course offers a clear starting point for professionals looking to embed ESG principles into their procurement processes.

Topics include identifying red flags in supplier practices, aligning with global frameworks like ISO 20400 and the UN Guiding Principles, and developing responsible supplier engagement strategies. An interactive case exercise helps bring the concepts to life and encourages peer learning.

Ideal for procurement teams, ESG leads, and compliance managers, this session offers both strategic insight and actionable next steps. Participants will leave equipped with tools, templates, and the confidence to take their first steps toward responsible sourcing.

This session will provide participants with a practical understanding of greenhouse gas (GHG) audits and their critical role in driving sustainability performance. It will cover the key principles of carbon accounting, including scopes 1, 2, and 3 emissions, as defined by the GHG Protocol. Participants will learn how to identify emission sources, collect reliable data, and apply internationally recognized methodologies to quantify organizational carbon footprints. The session will also address common challenges in emissions reporting and outline strategies to enhance transparency and accuracy. By highlighting global trends and regulatory expectations, the session will help participants appreciate the growing importance of credible GHG audits in meeting stakeholder demands and complying with climate-related disclosure requirements. Real-world case examples will demonstrate how organizations are using GHG audits not only to mitigate risks but also to identify opportunities for efficiency, cost savings, and innovation. By the end of this session, participants will be equipped with foundational knowledge to initiate or strengthen GHG audit practices within their organizations, contributing to both compliance and long-term sustainability goals.

This introductory session on ISO 26000 provides participants with a foundational understanding of social responsibility and its strategic value to organizations.

The course focuses on key principles of ISO 26000, including ethical governance, stakeholder engagement, fair labor practices, community involvement, and environmental stewardship. It aims to help participants grasp how organizations can operate responsibly in a socially conscious world without compromising profitability.

By the end of the session, learners will understand the seven core subjects of ISO 26000 and how the standard aligns with global sustainability frameworks such as the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Sustainability is not just a technical or environmental challenge — it’s a people-centered change that requires new mindsets, behaviors, and ways of working. This interactive session introduces participants to the human dynamics of sustainable change, grounded in Prosci’s research-based Change Management Methodology.

Participants will explore how the success of sustainability initiatives depends on individual adoption, behavior change, and cultural alignment. Using real- world examples and interactive reflection, the session highlights why sustainability must be treated as a people-driven change effort.

Key focus areas include the 5 Tenets of Change Management, the ADKAR® Model, and practical strategies to overcome resistance, build awareness, and support lasting behavior shifts. participants will reflect on how these concepts apply to their own sustainability goals and leave with actionable insights and tools to begin driving meaningful change.

This session is ideal for sustainability champions, project leaders, and teams seeking to amplify the impact of their sustainability programs by focusing on the human side of change.

The session provides participants with the tools to upgrade the quality of their sustainability-related disclosures. Local regulatory expectations are discussed briefly with focus on key areas that might pose significant compliance challenges. Different reporting frameworks and standards will be discussed in detail, with significant focus on the processes and methods to analyze and prepare key figures and metrics for ESG reporting purposes. Key challenges regarding data availability, quality and gathering for carbon footprint calculations are discussed. Session ends with guidelines on managing greenwashing and controversy risks through different oversight mechanisms.

 In today’s business landscape, companies are expected to create not only economic value but also measurable social impact. Yet many organizations struggle to define, assess, and communicate the true outcomes of their CSR initiatives. This one-hour virtual session, led by Green Impact Solutions (GIS), introduces corporate leaders to the essentials of Social Impact Analysis, a practical framework for linking purpose to performance.

Participants will learn how to: 
- Differentiate between outputs and meaningful impact. 
- Apply simple frameworks such as the Theory of Change and Key Impact Indicators. 
- Collect and communicate data that resonates with stakeholders, from investors to communities. 

Blending case studies with an interactive Q&A, this session provides a concise yet powerful roadmap for turning CSR and Social Impact commitments into measurable value. Serving as a sneak peek into GIS’s services, this session equips participants with the tools to design, measure, and report impact that drives both purpose and performance.

The webinar for circular economy will cover understanding of transformative approach to sustainable economic development, requiring holistic, systematic, and innovative thinking.

This session introduces participants to ISO 20121:2012, the international standard for sustainable event management. Tailored for professionals involved in organizing, managing, or supporting events, the course highlights how sustainability can be embedded into the full event lifecycle, from planning and procurement to execution and post-event evaluation.

Key focus areas include stakeholder mapping, sustainability objective setting, risk identification, and continual improvement processes. Participants will gain an understanding of how ISO 20121 supports environmental, social, and economic impact reduction, as well as enhances reputation and efficiency.

The learning outcomes include recognizing the structure of the standard, understanding key implementation challenges, and identifying opportunities for sustainability integration in event contexts.

This session will introduce participants to the rapidly growing field of sustainable finance and its role in accelerating the transition toward a low-carbon and inclusive economy. It will provide an overview of key instruments, including green bonds, sustainability-linked loans, and impact investment strategies, while examining how these financial products align with global climate and sustainability objectives. Participants will learn how financial institutions, regulators, and corporations are integrating ESG considerations into investment and lending decisions to manage risks and unlock opportunities. The session will also explore the role of sustainable finance in achieving the Paris Agreement targets and supporting the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Practical case studies will highlight how organizations can leverage sustainable finance to fund renewable energy projects, circular economy initiatives, and social impact programs. By the end of the session, participants will understand the benefits of embedding sustainability into financial decision-making and how to position their organizations to access sustainable capital flows. This knowledge will empower attendees to engage effectively with investors, regulators, and stakeholders in advancing responsible growth.

It explores the Dubai and UAE context, showing how national AI strategies, smart-city programs, and data-governance rules shape opportunities and constraints. Participants learn how to apply solution patterns and reference architectures, as well as how to measure both benefits and costs covering energy, water, waste, emissions, and the operational footprint of AI itself. The program also covers assurance and risk controls, including transparency, robustness testing, and independent validation of impact claims. In addition, it introduces responsible and “green” AI practices such as efficient models, carbon-aware scheduling, and fairness. The session concludes with a Q&A, equipping participants with insights into designing AI systems that are effective, efficient, and sustainable.

This training provides a practical overview of how artificial intelligence can be applied to support sustainability and ESG objectives. A focus is placed on clear, low-complexity use cases including energy optimization in buildings, route planning in transport, demand forecasting to limit waste, compliance monitoring, and the acceleration of ESG reporting processes. Attention is also given to national and emirate-level strategies in Dubai and the UAE, highlighting initiatives in clean energy, net-zero commitments, and the role of AI and open data in enabling projects. A mini case study demonstrates measurable outcomes, supported by a business case. The session closes with a Q&A, ensuring practical insights into how AI can make ESG efforts more efficient and data-driven.

The webinar emphasizes the interconnected nature of sustainable community development and event management, highlighting the importance of systematic, holistic approaches to sustainability.

The session clarifies what green finance is and why it affects pricing, investor access, and reputation. Participants review core instruments including green loans and bonds, sustainability linked formats, leasing, and green working capital. A guided SME case illustrates eligibility mapping, lender expectations, simple payback and IRR, and the meaning of greenium.

The UAE is at a pivotal moment for business sustainability. With the Federal Climate Law (Decree-Law No. 11 of 2024) soon requiring all companies, including SMEs, to measure and report greenhouse gas emissions, ESG is shifting from a choice to a business necessity. At the same time, national initiatives such as the Future 100 are spotlighting SMEs as engines of innovation and growth. Together, these changes present both a challenge and a unique opportunity for the SME community.

This webinar will cut through the complexity to show what ESG really means for SMEs in practical terms. Participants will gain insights into how new regulations, sustainable finance frameworks, and accreditation programs will shape business operations, supply chain access, and reputation. More importantly, they will discover how embedding ESG can unlock growth opportunities, reducing costs, improving access to capital, and boosting eligibility for government tenders.

By attending, SME leaders will:
1. Understand the impact of upcoming ESG regulations and what they mean in practice.
2. Discover how ESG can drive competitiveness and open new opportunities.
3. Learn a simple readiness framework with actionable steps to start measuring, reporting, and improving sustainability performance.

This webinar provides an overview of  ISO 50001:2018 energy management standards and understanding of comprehensive approach to systematic energy management and organizational performance optimization.

The session focuses on structuring credible transactions and documenting what lenders and investors expect. Participants compare use of proceeds and sustainability linked formats, build a concise financing framework, and translate transition plans into eligible categories. Pricing mechanics are examined, including greenium drivers, step up and step down grids, KPI selection, and SPT calibration using baselines and benchmarks. The Dubai and UAE context is addressed through exchange practices and investor demand, helping issuers align to regional expectations while remaining legible to global capital.

The session establishes a clear starting point for credible non-financial disclosures. Training introduces local regulatory requirements and discusses principles and guidelines issued by SCA, DFM and ADX on ESG reporting. Participants will understand different reporting frameworks and standards such as IFRS S1 and S2, how TCFD guidelines translate into climate-related reporting and how to set reporting boundaries and conduct materiality assessment. Most frequently used metrics to track non-financial performance will be discussed with focus on carbon footprint calculation and metrics related to energy, water, waste, health and safety, diversity and governance areas.

It is a dynamic workshop designed for leaders and entrepreneurs ready to redefine success. In a world increasingly demanding more than just profit, discover how integrating purpose into your core business strategy can drive innovation, attract top talent, and foster deeper customer loyalty. This workshop will challenge conventional thinking, offering practical insights and actionable frameworks to help you identify your organization's unique purpose. We'll explore how to embed this purpose throughout your operations, from supply chain to marketing, creating a resilient and impactful business that not only thrives financially but also contributes positively to society. Join us to unlock the power of purpose and build a business that truly matters.

This session will explore the evolving landscape of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) ratings and their increasing influence on corporate reputation, investment decisions, and market competitiveness. Participants will gain an overview of leading ESG rating agencies, their methodologies, and the key performance indicators used to assess sustainability practices. The session will demystify how ratings are calculated, why discrepancies occur between providers, and how businesses can proactively manage their ESG performance to achieve stronger ratings. Emphasis will be placed on aligning internal sustainability strategies with investor and stakeholder expectations, as well as international frameworks such as the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and global reporting standards. Through practical insights, participants will understand how ESG ratings can serve as both a benchmark and a roadmap for continuous improvement. The session will also highlight emerging trends, such as the integration of ESG factors into credit ratings and supply chain assessments. By the conclusion, attendees will recognize the strategic value of ESG ratings as a tool for enhancing transparency, attracting investment, and strengthening stakeholder trust.

This workshop will demystify the world of green finance — from understanding what truly qualifies as “green” to exploring practical tools and strategies that help organizations transition toward sustainable growth.

We’ll unpack the most widely used financing instruments, including loans, bonds, and a snapshot of carbon markets (to be covered in detail in a separate webinar). Through real-world market examples, you’ll see how these tools are applied in practice and how UAE corporates can leverage them to unlock opportunities, meet sustainability targets, and prepare for the evolving financial landscape.

You’ll also gain insights into the role of banks, investors, governments, and regulators, explore the connection between green and Islamic finance, and answer the big question: Is green finance cheaper, smarter, or both?

Key Learning Outcomes: By the end of the session, participants should really understand why robust ESG data collection matters — and why accuracy, completeness, and consistency are essential for reporting metrics correctly. They’ll learn how to spot the common pitfalls we see in practice. The aim is for them to clearly distinguish strong versus weak practices, recognize red flags that undermine credibility (like undocumented estimates, missing evidence, or uncontrolled spreadsheets), and leave with practical steps to strengthen their internal data governance.

Focus Areas: We’ll begin by setting the stage with the regulatory and market context — why ESG reporting is under the spotlight and what investors and regulators are really looking for. From there, we’ll walk through the ESG reporting lifecycle step by step, so participants can see where data collection fits and why it often becomes the sticking point. We’ll then dive into the real challenges: the errors and blind spots that crop up most frequently in data collection, whether from systems, manual processes, or oversight. Finally, we’ll shift to the solutions — highlighting best practices, preventive measures, and internal controls that make the difference between data that barely passes a review and data that stands up confidently to external assurance.

Intended Approach: The session will be interactive, with a 30–40 minute presentation woven together with quick polls and a short quiz to keep participants engaged. We’ll then open the floor for Q&A and close with a clear call to action, giving them practical steps to take back into their organizations within the allocated time.

This workshop will unpack the role of carbon in the fight against climate change, with a focus on the UAE’s leadership in the MENA carbon markets.

We’ll start by linking carbon to global climate agreements, such as the Paris Agreement, and the commitments made by countries and corporations worldwide. You’ll learn what carbon credits are, how they’re generated, and why they’ve become a tradeable commodity in the global economy.

We’ll explore the mechanics of carbon markets — how they operate, who participates, and the opportunities they create. You’ll also get an insider’s view of the UAE’s rapidly evolving carbon trading landscape, how new laws and regulations will impact corporates, and how organizations can prepare to seize the benefits of this shift.

✓Introduction to Climate Change & GHG Standards
✓ISO 14064-1: Organizational Level GHG Quantification & Reporting
✓ISO 14064-2: Project Level GHG Quantification & Reporting
✓ISO 14064-3: Verification & Validation
✓Practical Exercises & Case Studies