Environmental sustainability

The term sustainability can be defined as human actions and activities, which aim to meet the needs of human beings, without compromising the future of future generations.

In other words, sustainability is linked to economic and material development without harming the environment, by intelligently using natural resources, so that they remain available in the future, thereby achieving sustainable development.

In our course on sustainable development, you will learn:

• What are the environmental preservation programs
• How to use natural resources wisely
• Corporate sustainability, environmental ethics, renewable energy
• Selective collection, sustainable consumption, environmental impacts and more!

The main themes of the course on sustainable development are:

Unit 1 - Contextualization

• Presentation
• History of environmental issues
• What is sustainability?
• Aspects of sustainable development (SD)
• Global environmental issues
• Environmental protection legislation

Unit 2 - Sustainable practices

• Sustainable consumption
• Waste generation
• Use of organic waste
• Selective garbage collection

Unit 3 - Sustainability and contemporary

• Sustainable development in the 21st century
• Environmental impact studies
• Renewable energies
• Recovery of degraded areas

Unit 4 - Environmental impacts

• Environmental impacts and their consequences
• Corporate sustainability
• Environmental ethics
• Curiosities about sustainability
• Bibliography

Cours certifié OHC