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S. P. Jain Institute of Management and Research (SPJIMR); PRME Working Group on Climate Change and Environment; Goa Institute of Management (GIM) and QS ImpACT Charity have collaborated to conduct the award-winning Climate Literacy Training (CLT) with an aim to foster sensitivity about sustainable development goals and climate change amongst students, academicians, social sector and industry professionals.

This award-winning Climate Literacy and Action Training sessions are aimed at those who aspire to making an impact in their professional & social environment, influencing research, teaching, and strategy, whilst reducing carbon emissions and addressing multiple other UN Sustainable Development Goals. This free Climate Literacy and Action Training for Educators, Communities, Organizations, and Students (CLT-ECOS) will run for five consecutive Thursdays, starting on 18th January 2024. After attending all five sessions and completing an assessment form, participants can become certified carbon-literate trainers themselves, ready to cascade this knowledge to their students, colleagues and other professionals. Five sessions cover:

• Positive futures scenarios and climate justice
• Climate Science and the matching high-impact climate solutions
• Carbon calculation and individual action
• Climate Change Mitigation: Systems approach
• Work in groups and on your own action plan

This online training is led by Professor Petra Molthan-Hill, Co-Chair of the UN PRME (Principle of Responsible Management Education) Working Group on Climate Change & Environment, Nottingham Business School (NBS), UK; Editor of the ‘Business Student’s Guide to Sustainable Management’ and lead author of The Handbook of Carbon Management, in collaboration with other international expert facilitators from the UN PRME Working Group. The QS ImpACT Charity supports CLT-ECOS, developed by NBS, Nottingham Trent University, in collaboration with the UN PRME Champions, Oikos International, and the Carbon Literacy Project. It also includes an introduction to En-ROADS, which Climate Interactive developed in collaboration with MIT Sloan and Ventana Systems.

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