May 26, 2026 (8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.)

We will focus primarily on:

– Fundamentals of the issue – climate change, greenhouse effect, GWP, adaptation and mitigation measures, net zero, and offsets.

– Reporting frameworks – GHG Protocol, EFRAG, ISSB, and SEC requirements.

– Determining reporting boundaries – operational, organizational, and broader territorial boundaries.

– Calculating emissions – methodology, model cases, and practical procedures for Scope 1, 2, and 3.

– Targets and monitoring – how to set realistic targets and monitor their fulfillment.

– Offsets, credits, and compensation – their significance, differences, and appropriate use.

– Assurance and verification – why independent verification of calculations and reporting is important.

After completing the training, you will know:

– how to define the boundaries for reporting emissions,

– the difference between Scope 1, 2, and 3 and what they mean in practice,

– which indicators are included in the calculation methodology,

– whether and when offsets, credits, and compensations make sense,

– the importance of assurance and verification in emissions reporting.

May 26, 2026 (1:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.)

We will focus on:

Overview and context

– the importance of natural resources and biodiversity in ESG,

– links to ESRS requirements (especially E3 and E4) and selected aspects of the EU Taxonomy.

Legislative framework and practical implications

– main obligations related to water, soil, and air protection,

– new requirements for water management and pollution reduction.

Water resources in practice

– water footprint and its importance for ESG reporting,

– sustainable water management and examples of blue infrastructure,

– rainwater harvesting and efficient water management.

Biodiversity and ecosystems

– why biodiversity is key to business,

– environmental benefits of green infrastructure,

– the connection between blue and green infrastructure and their practical use.

After completing the training, you will be able to:

– explain the importance of water, biodiversity, and ecosystems in ESG,

– navigate legislative requirements in these areas,

– apply the principles of sustainable water resource management,

– identify the benefits of biodiversity for the organization and its surroundings.

Price:

Module 3: €285 exc. VAT

Module 4: €285 exc. VAT

The fee includes:

training materials, refreshments during breaks and lunch, KPMG ESG certificates