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With the EU introducing CBAM, carbon emissions are becoming an increasingly important factor in international trade. This session will explore how themechanism may affect UAE exporters, particularly in carbon-intensive sectors, and what companies need to do to adapt. Participants will gain insights into thecurrent transitional phase, the potential financial implications ahead, and how proactive carbon management can help businesses maintain market access andcompetitiveness in the European market.

STRENGTHEN CRISIS READINESS AND ENSURE BUSINESS CONTINUITY IN UNCERTAIN TIMES
What You'll Discover
• What is BCMS and Crisis Management
• Why is it required?
• Challenges in Implementation
• Benefits of having formal Management System
• Success Stories and impacts
• The ISO Standards – ISO 22301 and ISO 22361
• Implementation Approach

The ESG Basics for Business workshop introduces the core principles of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and their growing relevance in thebusiness environment. As investors, regulators, and supply chain partners increasingly consider ESG factors, businesses need a clear understanding of howthese elements influence risk management, governance, and long-term performance. This awareness-level session provides an overview of the three ESGpillars and encourages participants to reflect on how ESG considerations relate to their own organizational context.

This 1.5-hour online Sustainability Awareness Workshop introduces sustainability as an integrated system shaping modern business strategy, resilience, and long-term value creation. Designed for organizations operating in the UAE’s dynamic economic landscape, the session moves beyond theory to explore how sustainability principles translate into real operational, economic, and governance structures.

Drawing on practical insights from the planning and implementation of The Sustainable City in Dubai, the workshop provides a regionally grounded case illustration of how social well-being, environmental performance, economic viability, and governance oversight can function within a unified framework. Participants are introduced to sustainability through four interconnected dimensions: Social (well-being, inclusion, workforce and community considerations), Environmental (resource efficiency, circularity, net-zero thinking), Economic (long-term value and resilience), and Governance (transparency, accountability, stakeholder engagement).

Through interactive discussion and guided reflection, the workshop explores shifting market expectations, evolving governance standards, and the growing influence of ESG considerations on business decision-making. It highlights the interconnections and trade-offs between sustainability dimensions and explains how governance strengthens credible, responsible growth.

By the end of the session, participants will develop a balanced systems-level understanding of sustainability, recognize its strategic relevance, and gain confidence in identifying meaningful sustainability entry points within their own organizational context.

This introductory session is designed to build a shared understanding of disability inclusion in the workplace. It explores disability awareness alongside the role of leadership and organizational culture in fostering inclusive environments. The course aims to equip participants with practical insights, inclusive mindsets, and actionable steps that can be applied across policies, people practices, and day-to-day interactions, while aligning with national inclusion priorities.

As sustainability expectations rise, businesses are under increasing pressure to demonstrate real, measurable impact, not just publish reports. Yet for many organizations, waste and post-consumer packaging remain among the most difficult areas to track accurately. Scope 3 emissions related to packaging recovery are often based on industry averages and assumptions, creating reporting uncertainty and increasing audit complexity.
At the same time, corporates and financial institutions seeking to invest in sustainability initiatives face a different challenge: identifying programs that generate verified, reportable environmental outcomes.
This session introduces the eGreenBadge ecosystem a unified circularity data infrastructure that enables verified tracking of post-consumer packaging recovery across a growing network of recycling points in the UAE.
Participants will learn:

• How verified recovery data can strengthen Scope 3 disclosures
• How to reduce reliance on estimation-based reporting
• How measurable waste tracking can lower reporting uncertainty
• How corporates can participate in infrastructure that generates attributable environmental impact

The session will demonstrate how waste can move from a reporting burden to a structured, measurable data asset, supporting both operational sustainability strategy and credible ESG communication.

This training focuses on user-centric, holistic, and cost-effective sustainable interior design, enabling interior professionals to create comfortable, low-impact residential and office spaces. The course also covers the integration of design styles with environmental performance requirements and introduces the use of AI and digital tools for efficient project delivery. It also touches on the fundamentals of leading sustainability frameworks such as Estidama, LEED, and EDGE

The training equips in-house teams to evaluate their readiness of obtaining  green-building certifications, identify key design and performance gaps, and make informed decisions before formally engaging certification consultants. It provides an overall understanding of sustainable building design, touches on the fundamentals of Estidama, LEED, and EDGE, and introduces AI and digital tools for efficient project evaluation and delivery.

This session provides a practical walkthrough of how to calculate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions using the GHG Protocol methodology, with a dedicated focus on the financial institutions’ perspective through PCAF and the measurement of financed emissions. It also explores common challenges in GHG accounting and how to address them, while demonstrating how robust emissions data supports climate risk assessment, decarbonization strategies, and effective adaptation planning.