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The World Networks spearhead IEMA’s voice and member engagement nationwide, advocating for the efforts of local members.

As the representatives of IEMA, these networks organise events, workshops, and seminars that spotlight the latest trends and challenges in sustainability and the environmental sector. Moreover, the networks foster valuable connections among industry experts, including you, the IEMA member!

IEMA's policy and practice function exists to advocate for public policy that will enhance the natural environment and to help our members understand what the changing policy and regulatory landscape means for them.

Our Fellows shape the Institute's contributions to influential discussions and deliver widespread action on delivering IEMA’s vision.

The Fellows Network represents IEMA’s highest membership level. Fellows demonstrate their competence at the pinnacle of our profession and the Network helps to share expertise and insights across the Fellowship.

Aims to uphold the high professional standards set within the IEMA Skills Map. The purpose of this is to ensure the integrity, consistency and fairness of all Fellow and/or Chartered Environmentalist assessments.

The Professional Standards Committee is a subcommittee of the IEMA Board The group ensure that the development and application of IEMA’s professional standards, assessments and training are global, valid and fair.

Aiming to build a profession that is reflective of modern Britain, DSI Volunteers support this collaborative programme of work which has a vision to transform diversity within sustainability and the environment.

TRANSFORM is the official magazine of IEMA. The group provides feedback to the editor on the content, identifies topics of interest, and helps steer the direction of the magazine.

Supporting a candidate through their assessment to achieve their membership goal. Mentors use their own experience and skills, such as questioning and listening, to help candidates clarify and reframe.