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A recognised bank used on average 7.000 tons of paper annually. They decided to buy recycled paper instead of virgin fibre paper. This resulted in:
- Energy Savings.
- Greenhouse gas emissions reduction.
- Avoiding the generation of 17 millions of gallons of residual water.
- Avoiding the generation of 2 millions of pounds of solid wastes.
- Conserving more than 6.800 tons of wood.
If this FI obtained these results with just one action, what do you think your FI could accomplish with several actions and how much money do you think that you could save?
Discover how your institution can make real savings whilst at the same time helping the environment.
The Online Course on Corporate Eco-Efficiency in Financial Institutions (CEFI) seeks to train representatives of the financial sector on how to make efficient use of the resources involved in the daily internal operations of financial institutions (FIs) and thus reduce their environmental footprint.
Target Audience: Courses are directed specifically at middle and higher level FI representatives responsible for operational and procurement matters within their institutions.
Course Contents: Each course guides participants through five key areas in which FIs have a direct impact on the environment:
- Water
- Energy
- Transportation
- Buildings
- Supply Chains
Course Structure:
Each course is divided into three consecutive parts:
Part I - Introduction to the themes and practical assignments This part of the course lasts two weeks. Participants are required to do readings, work on real case studies, take part in discussion fora and hand in an assignment on ecoefficiency measures that could be implemented in their respective institutions.
Part II - In-house implementation During this part of the course participants no longer produce assignments online; instead during two days participants are invited to develop a set of ecoeefficiency measures directly within their respective institutions.
Part III - Final assessment Participants reconvene on the Online Course platform together with the course Tutor to present and assess the results of their in-house experiments.
Duration: Three weeks
Time commitment: Two hours/day on average, Monday to Friday
Timetable: Flexible, participants to set their own study times
Cost*:
| Participant Profile |
Fee |
| Representatives of multinationals, multilaterals, private banks and large public FIs |
625 USD |
| Representatives of small local banks, sme/microfinance oriented entities |
500 USD |
*Discounts are available for Programme Partner members or associates (e.g. UNEP FI Signatories)
Please note that course fees serve exclusively to cover the costs of running the course.
Applications: All applications should be submitted via our online form at least one week prior to the course. Each course will be open to a maximum of 20 participants, thus ensuring a highly personalized and interactive learning experience.
The CEFI Online Course is a product of the Latin American Task Force of the United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI), and the Ecobanking Project, developed with the support of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH, and the INCAE Business School.
For further information please contact: Carolina Yazmín López training [at] unepfi.org
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