This workshop is in partnership with QEERI, where three vital strands in Qatar’s progress towards sustainability and resource resilience are examined as follows: -
This workshop considers the concept of circularity from a sectoral aspect, highlighting the need for government policy and legislation for a cross-sector collaborative approach - as follows: -
This workshop will examine Qatar’s ecology from the following perspectives: -
This talk will seek to highlight Qatar’s unique challenges and outline the steps that the Earthna Center for a Sustainable Future at Qatar Foundation is taking to help chart a sustainable future for the country.
Webinar session to Mosanada FMS staff on Sustainability aspects.
This presentation will cover sustainable finance and aspects of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) initiatives. Topics will include how to establish a sustainable taxonomy, categorize climate-related risks, potential financial stability risks and ESG investing
SME360X is a SaaS (Software as a Service) platform co-created by ICC and GIST that measures the impacts of business operations on the environment.
Youth entrepreneurship as a mechanism to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. We will be discussing in the context of Youth and the Sustainable Development Goals.
The session will be broadcasted in our website www.premier.com.qa
Earthna's team of interns from Georgetown University in Qatar is running a workshop during QSW 2022 with staff and students in Education City on October 12th 2022. This workshop intends to promote cross-sector collaboration between universities, public and private sectors to capture various sector operational challenges, raise awareness and explore pathways and means of creating sustainable cities. This is most relevant in hot, arid climates, specifically Qatar, by using data as the basis for the decisions being made.
Earthna's team of interns from Georgetown University in Qatar is running a panel with the Amaken establishing chapter for Doha during QSW 2022. These sessions intend to promote cross-sector collaboration between universities, public and private sectors to capture various sector operational challenges, raise awareness, and explore pathways and means of creating sustainable cities. This is most relevant in hot, arid climates, specifically Qatar, by using data as the basis for the decisions being made.