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Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) - Level 1 - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:14 +04

Course Introduction:
Introduce yourself to the principles of ESG, learning how environmental, social, and governance factors contribute to sustainable business practices and stakeholder value.

Course Outcomes:
Appreciate why Environmental, Social and Governance is important in the public and private sectors
Examine how organisational behaviour is impacted by ESG
Develop skills to initiate or improve ESG programmes in their organisations
Understand the legal duties company directors must observe concerning ESG
Examine examples of good and bad business behaviour across different industrial sectors
Explore how business ethics, Environmental, Social and Governance and corporate governance are converging
Develop the components of a ESG action plan for their own organisations

Who Should Attend:
Executives involved in strategic and operational functions, including finance, corporate strategy, human resources, supplier or community relations, and government affairs
Senior managers involved in setting up corporate governance or ESG initiatives
Corporate lawyers who wish to improve their understanding of new company law developments concerning corporate responsibility
Stakeholder managers responsible for their organisations dealings with the community, their employees and elsewhere
Managers involved in developing, implementing and monitoring change programmes to improve standards of corporate behaviour and business conduct

Course Topics:
What is ESG and Why Does it Matter?

The pressure for change
The Legal Background of ESG
Company directors obligations and ESG
Voluntary measures
Is ESG Just Public Relations?
ESG and corporate governance links

Best Practice In ESG Corporate Approaches on the Key Topics

Codes of Practice
Dealing with communities
ESG and employees
Managing suppliers responsibly
Responsible client relations
Corporate Responsibility and the environment

The Business Case for Environmental Social and Governance

The Strategic Imperatives involved in ESG
What is a business case?
USING tools to build the business case
Identifying and Managing ESG risks
The public procurement challenges from ESG
Getting and maintaining corporate support and approval

Changing the Organisation to Include ESG

Developing the ESG corporate vision
Setting our ESG strategic SMART objectives
Identifying and Managing affected stakeholders
How leaders make ESG happen
The key step
s to make the ESG change effective

Developing and Implementing the ESG plan

What should be in the ESG plan?
Communicating the plan
Piloting the plan
Overcoming objections
Measuring impact and results
Auditing and reviewing ESG performance
Reporting on ESG

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) - Level 2 - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:14 +04

Course Introduction:
Build upon your ESG knowledge with deeper insights into sustainability challenges, social responsibility, and the development of governance frameworks to manage ESG risks.

Course Outcomes:
Understand how Environmental, Social and Governance is important in the public and private sectors
Develop and Improve their community relations activities
Interpret the impact of ESG on the reputation of the organisation
Plan, initiate or improve ESG programmes
Report on their sustainability programmes

Who Should Attend:
Corporate Affairs managers and officers
ESG managers and officers
Corporate strategists
Community Relations managers and officers
HR, Administration and Environmental managers concerned with ESG planning and implementation
Project managers responsible for developing and implementing ESG projects
Communications managers and officers responsible for internal and external reporting on sustainability

Course Topics:
The Significance and Relevance of Environmental Social and Governance

What is the scope of ESG?
Who is involved? ESG stakeholders
What are the risks of ignoring corporate social responsibilities?
Comparing the roles of Public and Private Organisations in ESG
Is ESG Just Good Public Relations?

Sustainability in Purchasing

Managing a responsible Supply Chain
The Ethical Trading Initiative Base Code
Combating child labour in manufacturing
Controlling contractor abuses in construction
Maintaining ethical standards
Diversity in the supply chain
Conflict minerals policies

Community Relations and Environmental Sustainability

Working effectively with host communities
Managing sensitive issues including payments and relocation
Building successful community projects
Assessing social and environmental risk
Managing operations sustainably
Case studies on community relations

ESG Standards and Reporting

Sustainability Reporting frameworks
The Global Reporting Initiative
UN Global Compact
International Labour Organisation instruments
ISO 26000
How to report your ESG progress
Model examples and class exercise using GRI Sustainability Reporting

ESG Perspectives

The politics of ESG
Creating shared value
Ethical consumerism
Greenwashing
ESG and tax avoidance
Applying Environmental Social and Governance in non-corporate organisations
Future requirements for corporate responsibility

Cost: 4250 GBP

Duration: 5 Days

Advanced Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:13 +04

Course Introduction:
This course provides a comprehensive view of ESG, with advanced strategies for integrating sustainability into corporate strategy, risk management, and reporting.

Course Outcomes:
Understand how Environmental, Social and Governance is important in the public and private sectors
Apply ESG best practices to organisational programmes and projects
Develop and improve their community relations activities
Interpret the impact of ESG on the reputation of the organisation
Plan, initiate or improve ESG programmes
Report on their sustainability programmes
Identify the links between business ethics, Environmental, Social and Governance and Corporate Governance

Who Should Attend:
Heads of sustainable development
Corporate Affairs managers and officers
ESG managers and officers
Corporate strategists
Community Relations managers and officers
HR, Administration and Environmental managers concerned with ESG planning and implementation
Procurement managers involved in responsible sourcing initiatives
Project managers responsible for developing and implementing ESG projects
Managers and officers involved in non-financial corporate reporting
Communications managers and officers responsible for internal and external reporting on sustainability
Internal auditors concerned with Environmental, Social and Governance risks

Course Topics:
What is ESG and Why Does it Matter?

The pressure for change
The Legal Background of ESG
Company directors obligations and ESG
Voluntary measures
Is ESG Just Public Relations?
ESG and corporate governance links

Best practice in ESG Corporate Approaches on the Key Topics

Codes of Practice
Dealing with communities
ESG and employees
Managing suppliers responsibly
Responsible client relations
Corporate Responsibility and the environment

The Business Case for ESG

The Strategic Imperatives involved in ESG
What is a business case?
USING tools to build the business case
Identifying and Managing ESG risks
The public procurement challenges from ESG
Getting and maintaining corporate support and approval

Changing the Organisation to include ESG

Developing the ESG corporate vision
Setting our ESG strategic SMART objectives
Identifying and Managing affected stakeholders
How leaders make ESG happen
The key steps to make the ESG change effective

Developing and Implementing the ESG plan

What should be in the ESG plan?
Communicating the plan
Piloting the plan
Overcoming objections
Measuring impact and results
Auditing and reviewing ESG performance
Reporting on ESG

Sustainability in Purchasing

Managing a responsible Supply Chain
The Ethical Trading Initiative Base Code
Combating child labour in manufacturing
Controlling contractor abuses in construction
Maintaining ethical standards
Diversity in the supply chain
Conflict minerals policies

Community Relations and Environmental Sustainability

Working effectively with host communities
Managing sensitive issues including payments and relocation
Building successful community projects
Assessing social and environmental risk
Managing operations sustainably
Case studies on community relations

ESG Standards and Reporting

Sustainability Reporting frameworks
The Global Reporting Initiative
UN Global Compact
International Labour Organisation instruments
ISO 26000
How to report your ESG progress
Model examples and class exercise using GRI Sustainability Reporting

ESG Perspectives

The politics of ESG
Creating shared value
Ethical consumerism
Greenwashing
ESG and tax avoidance
Applying Environmental Social and Governance in non-corporate organisations
Future requirements for corporate responsibility

Cost: 7250 GBP

Duration: 10 Days

Renewable Energy Transition - LCT International , Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Turkey, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, Riyadh, Kuala Lumpur, London, Istanbul

Wed, 14 May 2025 11:15:11 +04

Course Introduction:
Explore the transition to renewable energy sources with this course, covering the technologies, policies, and economic implications of moving towards a sustainable energy system.

Course Outcomes:
Grasp the significance and urgency of transitioning to renewable energy sources
Understand the various types of renewable energy technologies, their advantages, limitations, and applications
Evaluate the socio-economic and environmental implications of renewable energy adoption
Explore the policies, incentives, and global frameworks supporting the renewable energy shift
Design strategies and solutions for successful renewable energy integration in various contexts

Who Should Attend:
Energy sector professionals looking to gain insights into renewable technologies and strategies
Policymakers, regulators, and government officials aiming to craft supportive renewable energy policies
Consultants and strategists advising businesses and communities on energy transition
Researchers, academics, and students specializing in energy and sustainability fields
NGOs and activists focusing on climate action and sustainable development

Course Topics:
Introduction to Renewable Energy

Overview of the global energy landscape: Current scenario and future projections
The urgency of the energy transition: Climate change energy security and economic considerations
Defining renewable energy: Distinguishing from non-renewable sources
Renewable vs. non-renewable: Benefits challenges and misconceptions

Types of Renewable Energy

Solar energy: Photovoltaic systems solar thermal and utility-scale solar farms
Wind energy: Onshore and offshore wind turbines and technological advancements
Hydropower: Traditional dams run-of-the-river systems and pumped storage
Emerging technologies: Tidal wave geothermal and biomass energy

Socio-economic and Environmental Implications

Economic benefits: Job creation cost savings and investment opportunities
Environmental benefits: Carbon emissions reduction air quality improvement and biodiversity conservation
Challenges and misconceptions: Land use intermittency and storage
Case studies: Successful renewable energy transitions across the globe

Policy Incentives and Global Initiatives

Role of governments in fostering renewable energy growth
Financial incentives: Feed-in tariffs tax credits grants and subsidies
Regulatory tools: Renewable portfolio standards net metering and carbon pricing
International collaborations: The Paris Agreement SDGs and regional energy alliances

Strategies for Renewable Integration

Grid integration: Balancing supply and demand and enhancing grid resilience
Energy storage solutions: Batteries pumped hydro storage and thermal storage
Localized solutions: Community energy projects and off-grid systems
Future trends and innovations in the renewable energy sector

Cost: 4850 GBP

Duration: 5 Days