The United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), in collaboration with the Division for Ocean Affairs and the Law of the Sea (DOALOS), proudly presents the event titled "Introduction to Ocean Affairs and Law of the Sea: Key Concepts and Processes."
This introductory course teaches learners WHAT is an integrated approach to sustainable development and WHY is it needed. The course explains the rationale, drivers, challenges, and opportunities for an integrated approach to tackling poverty-environment issues. The course lays the foundations for an advanced course focused on HOW to apply the integrated approach in practice.
This Advanced course builds upon the introductory course Introduction to Sustainable Development in Practice. It teaches learners HOW to apply in practice an integrated approach to sustainable development throughout the various stages of the policy and project cycle, including analysis, dialogue, planning, financing, communicating, monitoring, and evaluation.
The United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) is a principal training arm of the United Nations, working in every region of the world. We empower individuals, governments and organizations through knowledge and learning to effectively overcome contemporary global challenges.
Ce cours s’adresse principalement aux décideurs politiques, y compris les principaux membres du personnel ministériel, les régulateurs, les banquiers centraux, les autorités des marchés de capitaux et leurs conseillers, qui souhaitent apprendre à mettre en place et à développer des taxonomies financières durables.
El curso está dirigido principalmente a los responsables políticos, incluido el personal ministerial clave, los reguladores, los banqueros centrales, las autoridades del mercado de capitales y sus asesores, que estén interesados en aprender a establecer y desarrollar taxonomías de finanzas sostenibles.
This course is closed. No new enrollments are being accepted.
Welcome to the Climate Youth Negotiators Programme!
This course is aimed primarily at policymakers, including key ministerial staff, regulators, central bankers, capital market authorities and their advisors, who are interested in learning how to set up and develop sustainable finance taxonomies.