HD1
Introduktion til ESG og ESG-rapportering
Til dig der ønsker de nødvendige værktøjer til at analysere ESG-rapporter og deltage i relevante diskussioner om bæredygtighed.
About the course
Dit udbytte
Kurset vil især have fokus på:
- Grundlæggende ESG-begreber og rammer.
- Regler og standarder for ESG-rapportering.
- ESG-rapporters opbygning og indhold.
- Virksomhedens ansvar og interesser i forhold til ESG.
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