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Join this Impact Assessment webinar to hear from key practitioners discussing Digital Impact Assessment and to hear more about the IEMA Roadmap to Digital Environmental Assessment.
We are excited to be joining forces with Wayvie for our next Green Careers Hub webinar. Wayvie works with eco-friendly organisations, providing training and development to enhance people skills and behaviours; improving retention, engagement and performance in a green economy.
This is an interactive, one-hour session, aimed at individuals in their early-mid careers who are looking to develop their transferable skills to drive change in the green sector. Our speakers, Peter Starr, Managing Director & Founder at Chilli & Wayvie and Becky Hayman, a Wayvie facilitator specialising in communication, will be focusing on the following topics:
- What are transferable/soft skills?
- Why are they important in green roles – what does the research say?
- A look into your own “soft skill” strengths and learning opportunities?
- Deeper dive into the top skills identified by the audience.
Join us and get involved with the exercises to support your development journey and work towards the next step in your career.
Join us for this wonderful IEMA Sussex & Surrey webinar in collaboration with Surrey Wildlife Trust and the Sustainable Business Network!
From 12 February 2024, developments are required to deliver a minimum of 10% Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) - to ensure that nature does not lose out when land is developed.
Attend this Lunch & Learn to access knowledge, expertise, and practical examples of implementing BNG.Secure your FREE ticket for this online Lunch & Learn!
This webinar is the second in a series of webinars by the IEMA Biodiversity and Natural Capital Network on nature and finance.
This webinar explores different options for BNG compensation from a range of different compensation providers, including a review of S106 and conservation covenant agreements. Attendees will understand how the provision of offsite units varies between counties and compensation providers with a range of different models for delivery described during the session.
Target audience: Ecological consultants, developers, local authorities, sustainability managers, environment managers, planners
Speakers will include:
- Rachael Rhodes, an Ecologist at Merseyside Environmental Advisory Service, who work with local authorities in the Liverpool area
- Christy Wells, a Surveyor, from property consultants, Fisher German
- Joe Heath, Head of Environment and Biodiversity at The Land Trust, supporters of long-term sustainable management of open spaces for communities
- Chaired by Faye Durkin, Head of Ecology and Greengage Environmental and co-Chair of the IEMA Biodiversity and Natural Capital Network.
New to IEMA? Join our member meet and greet!
Taking place monthly, we are hosting a series of virtual sessions for new-members. This will be a chance for members who have recently joined, from all membership grades, to meet with IEMA and your fellow peers in a friendly and informative session.
Hosted by IEMA's senior leadership team, this will be a chance to learn, chat and discuss:
• The history of IEMA and the importance of the environment/sustainability professional
• What we do and how we can support you
• The benefits and resources available and how you can engage with the IEMA community
The Health & Safety Event is the UK’s largest showcase of technology, services and products to improve workplace safety standards. With a unique range of seminars, practical workshops and large scale exhibition hall, this all-encompassing event is designed to keep you up to speed with the latest industry best practices and H&S guidance and regulations.
As employee expectations shift, experience takes centre stage and work behaviours evolve it has never been more important to bring together the latest insights and innovations in workplace and facilities products and services.
3 Days | 30 April - 2 May 2024 | NEC, Birmingham
The Workplace Event, a first of its kind, brings a wider scope and sharper focus on employee experience and workplace performance.
If the UK is to meet its renewable energy targets, rapid growth and investment in renewable technology and components is required to build the infrastructure we need.
The UK must integrate circular models into all aspects of our renewable energy infrastructure. Reducing the demand from volatile supply chains, keeping valuable materials in use for longer and helping reduce environmental impacts from extracting raw materials.
This session will explore the current state of renewables recycling and give real insight into what needs to happen to ensure renewables infrastructure can be recycled at end of use.
Whether you're an IEMA member or interested in what we do, you are very welcome to join us at our networking reception for The Health and Safety Event.
You'll meet existing IEMA members, including those on the IEMA Birmingham Steering Group and some of the IEMA Team. Come along, have a drink, and meet some great people! Book your place today!
Why not join our online, interactive workshop enabling you to explore the Full Membership & CEnv competencies and understand how to plan for and write your application. Delivered by an experienced IEMA Full Member & CEnv assessor and lasting 2 ½ hours, this workshop will give you the confidence you need to craft a high quality application and kick start your journey to Full Membership & Chartered Environmentalist giving you renewed momentum to achieve your goal.
Attendee numbers will be limited to 10 per session ensuring ample opportunity to dig into the specifics of the standard and the process that you need the most. These workshops are interactive so be prepared to ask questions and give your opinions. The session works best for those who have made a start on their applications.
Join us at our IEMA East of England In-Person event!
Attendees will have the brilliant opportunity to have a site visit to Easton College for a tour of the farm where we will discuss agro-ecology and innovative regenerative farming techniques.
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Join us for a digital coffee morning, every second Friday of the month.
In a relaxed and open atmosphere, we will cover interesting topics and offer opportunity for IEMA Europe members to connect, exchange ideas and engage.
Book your place today!
The Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) are pleased to announce our next North East regional event in April 2024 in partnership with Mott MacDonald, TransPennine Express, LNER, Xodus.
This in-person regional event will be an opportunity for delegates to learn more about sustainability and decarbonisation within the rail sector from leading specialists.
Alongside rail-focused presentations from leading industry practitioners, the IEMA regional committee will provide an overview of recent branch activity and planned activity for the remainder of the year.
Come and join us, book your ticket now!
Join us for our next In-Person event, “The integration of Nature Inclusive Design in offshore major infrastructure projects”, at WSP’s office in Glasgow, where we'll be looking at the pivotal role which Nature-Inclusive Design and Marine Net Gain has, in developing current and future projects, from an environmental, economic and social perspective.
We'll be joined by speakers Jay Butler, Technical Director at WSP and Steve Wright, Director at ARC Marine.
Book your place today!
Join us for a wonderful Midlands online event!
In this workshop we'll give you an overview of Doughnut Economics, a framework for achieving prosperity within planetary and social boundaries. Doughnut Economics envisions a way in which sustainable innovation unlocks market resilience, societal impact, and brand differentiation, paving the way for a future where business success blossoms alongside thriving, equitable communities and a healthy planet.
What you'll gain:
- Clear understanding: Grasp the core principles of Doughnut Economics and its "sweet spot" for thriving societies.
- Critical analysis: Compare it to traditional economic models and identify its strengths and limitations.
- Real-world insights: Explore case studies showcasing successful applications in diverse sectors, like built and business practices.
- Actionable roadmap: Learn how to engage with Doughnut Economics in your own sector or location.
This interactive workshop will be led by Tom Bedford, Place Based Decarbonisation Manager for The Globe Group CIC.
Book your ticket today and step into the Doughnut!
If the UK is to meet its renewable energy targets, rapid growth and investment in renewable technology and components is required to build the infrastructure we need.
The UK must integrate circular models into all aspects of our renewable energy infrastructure. Reducing the demand from volatile supply chains, keeping valuable materials in use for longer and helping reduce environmental impacts from extracting raw materials.
This session will explore the opportunities for remanufacturing renewable infrastructure.
Join us for the Second Annual National Sustainable Healthcare Conference 2024, which will provide an update on national ambition to deliver the world’s first net zero health service, practical examples of direct interventions to decarbonise the NHS, and the crucial role of strong leadership and collaboration with industry partners, government agencies, and local communities in achieving net zero. Find out more about the event here, or click the button to book now.
IEMA members go for free when using the discount code available on the affinity partnerships page.
Our online interactive workshop will enable you to explore the highest level of IEMA Membership: Fellow.
It will be delivered by experienced Fellow and Full member assessor and last 1 hour. The session will give you the opportunity to ask your questions to help you to fully understand the IEMA definition of a Fellow member and how this is assessed through the application process.
With many organisations focusing on understanding and reducing a wide range of environmental impacts, it is often challenging to develop and co-ordinate policy, strategy, action and the creation of green job roles to initiate and drive progress. Collaboration is seen as key in the charity sector with organisations now working in partnership to share ambitions, challenges, solutions, resources, progress and lessons learnt.
At this webinar Fergus Rolfe (Project Manager, Fit for the Future network) will provide an overview of environmental sustainability activity in the charity sector and how organisations are supporting each other to drive positive change. Click to book your place!
Join us for this brilliant IEMA The Solent online event!
We will hear from the developers of Welborne Garden Village in Hampshire who are using a decentralized heat network to both heat and cool the development. Using a mix of ground and water source heat from the local Portsmouth Water reservoir, with heat pumps in each dwelling, the network will be able to provide both heating in winter and ambient, ie minimal energy, cooling in summer.
With speakers from the developers, technology installer and Portsmouth Water the event promises to be a great insight into the potential of future low carbon homes.
Book your ticket today!
After the success of the first IEMA London & SE x People Planet Pint event, we are back for our second collaborative social aboard the Tamesis Dock in London! Let's hope that the sun is out on the decks!
People Planet Pint is a space where everyone can feel comfortable learning about sustainability and sharing their ideas. No agenda, workshops or webinars. Just chat over some drinks with others and learn more about sustainability in all its forms.
Come along if you have an interest in sustainability or climate and meet with other like minded individuals.
The proposed EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive introduces significant new due diligence obligations for EU firms, with requirements that stretch into subsidiaries and supply chains beyond the boundaries of European Union Member States.
In this webinar, IEMA Fellow Simon Colvin, a partner with the law firm Weightmans and his colleague Nick Barker, will outline the proposed obligations and preparations that companies will need to make, including in obligated supply chains, to meet the new rules. They will also share insights and learnings from current market practices.
Join us for a digital coffee morning, every second Friday of the month.
In a relaxed and open atmosphere, we will cover interesting topics and offer opportunity for IEMA Europe members to connect, exchange ideas and engage.
Book your place today!
If the UK is to meet its renewable energy targets, rapid growth and investment in renewable technology and components is required to build the infrastructure we need.
The UK must integrate circular models into all aspects of our renewable energy infrastructure. Reducing the demand from volatile supply chains, keeping valuable materials in use for longer and helping reduce environmental impacts from extracting raw materials.
This final webinar will wrap up the key insights from all previous circular renewable session and discuss actions to take at key intervention points.
After the success of the first IEMA London & SE x People Planet Pint event, we are back for our second collaborative social aboard the Tamesis Dock in London! Let's hope that the sun is out on the decks!
People Planet Pint is a space where everyone can feel comfortable learning about sustainability and sharing their ideas. No agenda, workshops or webinars. Just chat over some drinks with others and learn more about sustainability in all its forms.
Come along if you have an interest in sustainability or climate and meet with other like minded individuals.
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