Key Climate Agreements & Role of Governments & Policymakers
Paris, COP, NDC, IRA, Mitigation, Adaptation, Net Zero, Decarbonization, Policies and Tools, Circularity, Carbon Price
Description
"Key Climate Agreements & Guidance for Policymakers" is a short course that explores the role of the public sector in decarbonisation of the economy and transition to net zero. Specifically we will look at the NDC implementation framework and tools and mechanisms available to the governments to drive energy transition and decarbonisation.
This course is designed to:
provide the history of international negotiations on climate change and give a brief overview of key climate agreements, including the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement and the history of COP (conference of the parties) meetings;
raise awareness about the role of governments in decarbonisation and energy transition;
explain what countries' Net Zero commitments and Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) mean in practice;
discuss NDC implementation framework and provide examples of how it is addressed in some countries;
explain concepts such as adaptation, mitigation, maladaptation, carbon pricing, circular economy and many more
*** The course has been updated with the information on the latest COP27 and the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) ***
You don’t need any prior knowledge of this subject, just an interest in government policy, climate negotiations and desire to learn about solutions to the formidable problem of climate change. However this course is best with its companion courses on Decarbonisation and Energy Transition (by sector).
At the end of the course, we will test your knowledge with the multiple-question quiz and provide you with the Handout Slides with the summary of main points from the course.
I hope you will enjoy this course and I am looking forward to your feedback and reviews.
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Julia Mariasova
This course is part of the "CLIMATE CHANGE FOR PROFESSIONALS" series which consist of the following courses:
1. Key Climate Agreements & Role of Governments/Policymakers
2. Every Company’s Guide to Climate Action & Achieving Net Zero
3. Corporate Climate Reporting: Key Standards and Guidelines
4. ESG in Executive Leaders' Agenda: Reporting and Analytics
5. Power Sector Decarbonisation and Energy Transition
6. Heavy Industry Decarbonisation and Energy Transition
7. Transport and Mobility Decarbonisation & Energy Transition
8. Blockchain Technology in Climate Change and Sustainability
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What You Will Learn!
- History of climate change negotiations and overview of key international climate agreements
- Role of the public sector in decarbonisation and energy transition
- Guidance for policymakers for NDCs implementation and developing net zero strategy
- Governments' tools and mechanisms to drive decarbonisation
Who Should Attend!
- Government officials who are tasked with the development or execution of net-zero/decarbonisation strategies, policies and initiatives
- ESG professionals who want to refresh the knowledge of climate agreements and key climate change terminology
- Climate activists and general public who are interested in the history of climate negotiations and want to understand better the role of the governments in reducing GHG emissions
- Management consultants who are considering transition to climate change advisory
- Anyone who wants to be fluent in talking about climate change, and be comfortable with acronyms and terms such as ESG, COP, IPCC, net-zero, carbon pricing, circular economy and many more