Sustainable Development and Management: The Environment Through Technology

Corporate
Digital Skills

Compliance, Quality, and Occupational Health and Safety

Duration

35h

PRESENTATION

This training is justified by the need to to promote sustainable development and sound environmental management by using innovative technologies, that in a world increasingly concerned about the climate change and the conservation of natural resources, green technologies, and energy efficiency are presented as key solutions. The training Sustainable Development and Management: The Environment Through Technology will promote technological innovation and business sustainability by providing tools to address current environmental challenges. Through environmental education, participants will acquire practical skills and the awareness to actively contribute to a more sustainable future

Objectives

– Understand the fundamentals of sustainable development and its importance in environmental management.

– Learn about the Green Technologies and Their Applications in reducing the ecological footprint and conserving resources.

– Explore the The Circular Economy and Its Role in reducing waste and maximizing the use of resources.

– Foster technological innovation and business sustainability by promoting responsible and ethical practices.

Syllabus

TEACHING UNIT 1. BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE Environmental Issues Development and the Environment Sustainable Development Human Rights and Sustainable Development International Environmental Law What Can We Do? The Concept of Corporate Social Responsibility What Elements Should CSR Include? Implementing CSR: The Unique Challenges Facing SMEs An Analysis of CSR in Spain Sustainable Technologies TEACHING UNIT 2. GREEN ENERGY: TOWARD UNLIMITED ENERGY EFFICIENCY Primary and Final Energy Energy Vectors The Evolution of Energy Consumption Renewable and Non-Renewable Sources Classification of Renewable Energy Sources Renewable Technologies and Their Regulatory Classification The Concept of the Green Economy Principles of the Transition to a Green Economy Key Sectors in the Green Economy The Circular Economy: A New Economic Model TEACHING UNIT 3. CRYSTAL-CLEAR WATERS: EXPLORING TECHNOLOGIES THAT ENSURE SUSTAINABLE WATER MANAGEMENT Water Pollution: Causes and Consequences Drinking Water Wastewater and Discharges Wastewater Treatment and Purification Current Status of Water Resources Introduction and Objectives of the Water Footprint Phases and Scope of Application of the Water Footprint Types of Water, Concepts, and Calculation Water Footprint Applied to Sectors and Its Calculation Water Footprint Applied to Nations or Communities Water Footprint Applied to Products: Examples TEACHING UNIT 4. WASTE REIMAGINED: FROM WASTE TO VALUABLE RESOURCES Waste Generation General Concepts Regarding Waste Indicators and Current Trends Trends Over Time Situation in Spain Characteristics of Waste Management Types of Treatment Waste Reduction: Factors and Techniques Reuse Recycling Separate Collection Municipal Solid Waste Recovery Facilities
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