Green Mindset - Change is inevitable

The aim of the “Green Mindset” program is to provide a comprehensive overview of trends and concepts related to environmental awareness and sustainable development. Participants will learn ideas and practices that they themselves, as individuals, can use to make a difference to their environment, starting from the very next day. This provides a good basis for them to understand and recognize their role in their own company’s sustainability approaches.

Central to the program’s design is the learning game “SAVEARTH”. The game is designed to engage participants in a fun and interactive manner, providing a basic understanding of key environmental sustainability concepts and the importance of global cooperation. Players will be divided into 6 teams, each representing a certain region (North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania). The game will unfold over approximately 4 hours. The objective of the game is to work together as a team to reduce carbon emissions and create a sustainable, carbon-neutral planet. The players must complete various challenges and make strategic decisions to achieve this goal.

Course Objectives:

• Raise awareness towards environmental sustainability
• Understand the basic concepts and context of environmental protection
• Gather concrete practices for building an environment friendly lifestyle

Topics:

• Why is environmental awareness important?
• The notion of sustainable development and sustainable development goals
• Climate change cause-effect analysis
• Greenhouse gases, Carbon footprint and Renewable energy
• Waste Management
• Sustainable Agriculture
• Sustainable Urbanization
• Stakeholder Engagement and Global Cooperation

This course was created in co-authorship by TBC Bank (Georgia) and DEVELOR, with financial support from the European Union, through the technical assistance programs of two European funds: the EFSE Development Facility and the GGF Technical Assistance Facility. The content presented here reflects the views of the producing organizations and can in no way be taken to represent the official opinion of the European Union.