Overview

It’s no surprise that many large corporations and governmental bodies are paying increased attention to sustainability-oriented innovation. Sustainable innovation has been defined as covering the spectrum of levels of innovation from incremental to radical. Whilst there are no absolute or quantifiable definitions and boundaries, four main levels of innovation can be defined in the context of environmental improvement:incremental, re-design or ‘green limits, functional or ‘product alternatives’, systems. In this conference, we will provide the latest knowledge and best practices in innovation which may contribute to significant or ‘Factor X’ reductions in environmental impacts.

Course Objective

By the end of this course participant will be able to:

• Discussions on sustainable mobility will focus on electric vehicles, liquid fuels, planning technologies and user engagement.
• Address renewables, hydrogen, battery storage, digitalization and efficiency.
• Focus on waste and water recycling, resource conservation and monitoring technologies.
• climate Finance discussion: bonds, banking systems, ratings and carbon markets and trading.
• Innovation for the future:sustainable mobility, energy transition, circular economy and climate finance in ensuring forest, water and ocean health by protecting, managing and restoring the natural environment to combat climate change.

Certificates and Associations

• KHDA - Accreditation of the Knowledge Authority - Dubai: All of our courses are accredited by the Knowledge and Human Development Authority in the United Arab Emirates
• Bristol Academy: All our courses are accredited by Bristol Academy - Kuala Lumpur
• LMGO: All of our courses are accredited by the Institute of Leadership and Management - Switzerland
• Global Innovation Institute - GInI: The center is accredited to offer all specialized innovation courses from Global Innovation Institute in America