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| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study, Virtual Classroom | Video and Text Based |
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | Singapore Management University, Singapore |
The Syllabus
- Explain the importance of sustainable consumption
- Examine the factors that contribute to overconsumption
- Develop ways to encourage consumers to make sustainable choices
- Analyse the holistic impact that sustainability strategies can have on production and decision-making process(es)
- Outline a collective impact framework that creates shared value for multiple stakeholders in a chosen organisational environment
- Evaluate the effectiveness of organisations’ sustainable practices, frameworks, and strategies
- Understand the role of sustainable practices in implementing extended producer responsibility (EPR)
- Assess how to measure sustainability and environmental impact of an organisation/ruling body’s sustainable strategies/policies/frameworks
- Evaluate the role of leadership in implementing a business sustainability strategy/objective by conducting a purpose-and-stakeholder analysis
- Determine risks and opportunities associated with collaborative/steward leadership
- Understand marketing and consumption of green products, three-factor consumer behaviour model and measurement of consumer consciousness
- Identify how sustainability concerns can be addressed in designing a marketing plan for green products
- Examine the relatability of sustainable financial and investing instruments to global frameworks, initiatives, and actions, as well as
- Know the viability of the sustainable practices to the organisation’s financial strategy
- Learn different approaches to calculate an organisation's carbon footprint
- Understand the importance of life-cycle thinking in examining the environmental impact of an organisation’s activities and products/services
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