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In 2023 the Task Force for Nature Related Finance published their reporting framework.
Understanding the impacts of an organisation on nature, as well as the nature that the organisation is dependent on, allows organisations to manage their risks and opportunities and benefit our natural environment.
The ‘TNFD’ is a framework for organisations to report their biodiversity impacts and dependencies. It is a tool for both understanding biodiversity and managing it. Defra were a co-funder in the creation of the TNFD framework.
No one person is responsible for identifying biodiversity impacts, reporting on them, and incorporating them into business decisions.
This webinar aims to explain where the TNFD reporting framework – as a tool for understanding and management biodiversity – and how it’s relevant to your job role, from analyst to decision maker.
This webinar aims to explain:
- The context of the reporting framework including drivers for reporting nature and related policy
- What the TNFD is – a very high level overview and lots of links to find out more information from guidance on collating information to sector-specific information
- How TNFD relates to what you do in your role whether you’re an entry-level environmental sustainability or biodiversity or ecology professional to if you’re the C-suite Head of Operations, Risk and Finance
You’ll be interested in this webinar if you are:
• Entry level in environmental sustainability including biodiversity and ecology - Early career/ graduate/ full time education
• Specialist in environmental sustainability including biodiversity and ecology - Standard level roles in specialist fields
• Managerial in environmental sustainability including biodiversity or risk management - Responsibility over subordinates/ team
• Senior - C-suite job titles and heads of departments including operations, sustainability, risk, finance
Speakers and organisations:
Dr Stephanie Hime at Little Blue Research has been helping companies to understand their environmental impacts over 15 years.
The TNFD are a market-led, science-based and government-supported global initiative with a focus on nature-related isues.
Chris Moss, Senior Consultant at Greengage Environmental and member of IEMA BANC Network Steering Group
Join the IEMA Solent group and pop along to your local People Planet Pint meetup. Find more about what's going on locally with sustainability and how you can get involved. Book your place today!
Industrial Decarbonisation Europe 2024 (22-23 May, Amsterdam) is Europe’s meeting place for net zero leaders. Uniting 250+ senior decision makers across metals and mining, transport and logistics, energy, chemicals, fuels and cement to accelerate net zero roadmaps, form cross-sector alliances and capitalise on the business opportunity of decarbonisation, this event is a critical platform for shaping the future of sustainable industry. Find out more about the event here or book using the button to the right. IEMA members click here for your exclusive discount code.
Are you interested in discussing topical environmental and sustainability issues, sharing your experiences, and expanding your network in an informal environment? Then join us at one of our In-Person IEMA West Scotland Social Networking events in Glasgow. Click to book!
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.
Join this Impact Assessment webinar to hear from key practitioners discussing themes and topics highlighted by the IEMA Advice Note: Competent Expert for Health in Environmental Assessments and Health Impact Assessment
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.
Join the IEMA North West Regional Network for our next inspiring webinar!
In November 2020, Cheshire Wildlife Trust released a pair of Eurasian beavers (named Willow and Rowan) into a 4.5 hectare enclosure at Hatchmere Nature Reserve near Delamere Forest. The beavers have been extremely busy since their release, felling trees, creating lodges, and building numerous dams.
This webinar, led by former Cheshire Wildlife Trust Nature Recovery Programme Manager Kevin Feeney, will introduce the Delamere beaver project, providing an update on what the beavers have been up to and giving an insight into beaver ecology and conservation. Book your place today!
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!
As we enter the next phase of the IEMA World Networks, Australia is well and truly on the map! Lianne Smith, IEMA Australia Chair, your host for this event wants to take this chance, on our inaugural event to introduce IEMA and some of the benefits for members and the wider community!
This webinar will bring together IEMA HQ, Australia, and New Zealand to discuss current and future benefits and plans for our networks. We will hear from IEMA CEO Sarah Mukherjee herself on the amazing benefits that IEMA can bring to all. Book your place today!
Join this IEMA Webinar to learn more about finance and degrowth, including sustainable post growth business models and a practical example of the first transaction from the European Investment Fund on a circular economy project. Hear from guest speakers discussing key elements of this fascinating topic and presenting case studies and practical applications.
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
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!
Join IEMA Yorkshire & Humberside for our next online event!
Whilst only 1% of us will be audited for our records, CPD remains a key pillar of our institute and your personal growth and development. It should be seen as an opportunity to learn rather than a task that needs to be ticked off a list. Harvey Griffin, Head of Membership Operations, at IEMA will join us for an informal webinar to signpost you to the resources available to you as IEMA members, discuss your experiences with CPD and ask questions. Click to book!
IEMA Yorkshire & Humberside and Hays are collaborating together to host a panel on how to build your career in sustainability. This digital session is ideal for anyone who wants to find out more about a career in sustainability and how to enter the industry. Delegates will learn more about what a career within sustainability entails and also gain practical advice. Click to book!
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.
From artificial intelligence to the green energy transition, UKELA’s conference will explore the myriad roles that environmental law can play in charting a more sustainable future. Against a backdrop of political change, the conference offers a unique opportunity to network among those from a broad range of disciplines, connected by environmental law. We are online on 11-12 June and at Manchester University on 14-15 June.
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.
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 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!
Join the IEMA Scotland East Steering Group for this engaging webinar in Modern Slavery in Scotland.
We are delighted to have Shan Saba, Founder of Scotland Against Modern Slavery join us to talk about Modern Slavery; its roots in the transatlantic slave trade, harrowing real-life examples, warning signs to look out for, and guidance on what to do if you suspect someone is being forced into modern slavery. Click to book!
Join the IEMA Solent group and pop along to your local People Planet Pint meetup. Find more about what's going on locally with sustainability and how you can get involved. Book your place today!
Join this IEMA Webinar to learn more about the development of specific sustainable finance regulations and standards in the UK, with a focus on topics such as the UK Green Finance Strategy, The UK Sustainability Disclosure Standards (SDS), implications for UK companies which may be affected by ISSB and CSRD, and the latest from the UK Financial Conduct Authorities regime for fund labelling and disclosure and anti-greenwashing rules.
This webinar is the fourth part in IEMA’s ‘Introduction to SF’ series from the Sustainable Finance Network and mirrors the rising importance and visibility of SF in wider industry. Attendees will be able to hear from guest speakers discussing why these developments are important and how they relate to sustainable finance practice in the UK. Participants will be able to take part in a Q&A with the speakers.
Join IEMA North West for this amazing opportunity to take a tour of Hatchmere Nature Reserve!
In November 2020, Cheshire Wildlife Trust released a pair of Eurasian beavers (named Willow and Rowan) into a 4.5 hectare enclosure at Hatchmere Nature Reserve near Delamere Forest. This (evening) tour of Hatchmere Nature Reserve, led by Cheshire Wildlife Trust Living Landscape Officer Alice Buller, will provide an in-depth insight into what Cheshire's beavers have been up to over the last 12 months. See beaver dams, lodges, fallen trees and the creation of marvelous wetlands that support a whole host of wildlife. There are no guarantees, but you may even catch a glimpse of the resident beavers themselves! Don't miss out, book your place today!
E-Waste World / Battery Recycling / Metal Recycling Conference & Expo 2024 is the must-attend co-located event for electronics manufacturers and suppliers, ITAD companies, battery producers, recycling companies, critical raw material suppliers, and the entire e-waste, battery and metal supply chains to come together to discover the latest innovations and solutions to create a circular economy and help create sustainable supply chains of the future. Featuring 200+ suppliers, 130+ speakers & 3,000+ attendees.
IEMA members get your 20% conference discount code here.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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