Overview
From the now painfully-apparent impact of climate change, to the widespread consequences of poor employment terms and worker living conditions, to the growing pressure on governments, industries and corporations to toe the triple bottom line, global consciousness – and concern – on sustainability has never been higher.
No longer just a buzzword or confined to the “corporate social responsibility” sphere, sustainability is – and should be – at the very foundation of every organization that is determined to remain relevant in the next few decades. Our new Sustainability Series was created to help industry players achieve a fine balance between profits and sustainable growth, progress and impact through practical strategies, solutions and tools built with the future in mind.
Sustainability Program for Directors (SP4D)
Level 1
11 – 13 July & 15 – 17 August 2023
Remaking Corporate Governance for an ESG World
14 August 2023
Sustainability Program for Directors (SP4D)
Level 2
5 – 8 Sept & 10 – 13 Oct 2023
Sustainability and Climate Risk Certificate
10 July, 14 August, 11 September 2023
Exam date window: Between 21 – 29 October 2023
Past Programs
| Title | Info |
|---|---|
| FIDE Elective: Climate Change: Impact on Insurance Companies & Role of the Board | Registration Closed |
| Remaking Corporate Governance for an ESG World | Registration Closed |
| Sustainability and Its Impact on Organizations: What Directors Need to Know | Registration Closed |
| Sustainability for the Palm Oil Sector | Registration Closed |
| Sustainability in the Energy Sector | Registration Closed |
| Sustainability and International Trade for Export-Oriented Companies | Registration Closed |
| FIDE Elective: Climate Change: Impact on Banks & Role of the Board | Registration Closed |
| Materiality: Determining ESG Topics That Matter | Registration Closed |
| Sustainable Supply Chains | Registration Closed |
| Fundamentals and Application of the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) | Registration Closed |
| ESG and Islamic Finance: Implications for Boards and Corporate Governance | Registration Closed |
