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***SGS also provide e-certificate and e-document (e-document will be provided for In-house training only). This enables leaners to be free from certificate loss, to reduce storage space, and ultimately to be environmental-friendly to which SGS’s current policy is attached.***CONTENT▪ Rationale of Greenhouse Gas emission accounting▪ Describe the need of carbon accounting from the view of environmental impact, government & market requirement and social responsibility awareness enhancement;▪ Greenhouse Gas introduction▪ Introduce various type of GHG, Montreal protocol, Kyoto protocol and Global Warming Potential concept;▪ Greenhouse Gas quantification standard ▪ Explain and highlight the key requirement of ISO14064-1; and▪ Greenhouse Gas Inventory establishment procedure▪ Elaborate the carbon inventory establishment procedure and reporting requirement.

***SGS also provide e-certificate and e-document (e-document will be provided for In-house training only). This enables leaners to be free from certificate loss, to reduce storage space, and ultimately to be environmental-friendly to which SGS’s current policy is attached.***CONTENT▪ Rationale of Greenhouse Gas emission accounting ▪ Describe the need of carbon accounting from the view of environmental impact, government & market requirement and social responsibility awareness enhancement; ▪ Greenhouse Gas introduction ▪ Introduce various type of GHG, Montreal protocol, Kyoto protocol and Global Warming Potential concept; ▪ Greenhouse Gas quantification standard ▪ Explain and highlight the key requirement of ISO14064-1; and ▪ Greenhouse Gas Inventory establishment procedure ▪ Elaborate the carbon inventory establishment procedure and reporting requirement.

This Standard specifies GHG Validation and Verification principles together with specific requirements and provides guidance for verifying and validating greenhouse gas (GHG) statements. It is applicable to organization, project and product GHG statements. The course provides specific examples of how the validation and verification approaches are applied to GHG inventories, project and carbon footprints of products that conform with ISO 14064-1 and 14064-2 and ISO 14067 Standards. The ISO 14064 family of standards is GHG programme neutral. If a GHG programme is applicable, requirements of that GHG programme are additional to the requirements of the ISO 14064 family of standards.

***SGS also provide e-certificate and e-document (e-document will be provided for In-house training only). This enables learners to be free from certificate loss, to reduce storage space, and ultimately to be environmental-friendly to which SGS’s current policy is attached.***CONTENT▪ Session 1: Introduction to ESG Reporting and GRI Framework ▪ Session 2: Environmental Metrics and Indicators▪ Session 3: Reporting Guidelines and Materiality Assessment▪ Session 4: Practical Application and Case Studies▪ Session 5: Integrating ESG Reporting into Sustainability Strategies▪ Conclusion and Q&A

ISO 14067 Carbon Footprint of Products: Requirements & Guidelines for Quantification & Communication Course allows the participants to understand how to implement a systematic framework for carbon footprint of products (CFP) study in which organizations drive continual improvement, using a risk-based approach. The course would also help internal and external auditors to understand important aspects in communication and verification of a CFP study.ISO 14067 builds largely on the existing ISO standards which specifies principles, requirements and guidelines for the quantification and communication of the carbon footprint of a product (CFP).Customers, consumers and shareholders are increasingly concerned with the environmental impact of the activities, products and services they are engaged in. This may be seen as a challenge, but it is also an opportunity. Carbon footprint verification from ISO 14067 enables organizations to demonstrate environmental responsibility, stand out from the competitions and demonstrate to the existing and potential customers of its commitment. Organizations can demonstrate its commitment to reducing the impact of its daily operations on the environment with carbon footprint analysis based on ISO 14067 standard.

- Introduction of Chain of Custody for Forest Products- Chain of Custody for Forest Products Requirement- Universal Requirement- System for controlling Chain of Custody     for Forest Products Claims- Chain of Custody for Forest Products Requirement- Labelling- Supplementary Requirement- Chain of Custody for Forest Products Controlled wood 

***SGS also provide e-certificate and e-document (e-document will be provided for In-house training only). This enables learners to be free from certificate loss, to reduce storage space, and ultimately to be environmental-friendly to which SGS’s current policy is attached.***CONTENT▪ Introduction to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)▪ Overview of the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI)▪ Alignment between the SDGs and GRI Reporting Standards▪ Integrating SDGs into Organizational Sustainability Strategies▪ Practical Implementation Guidance▪ Conclusion and Q&A

- Define what ESG is and associated criteria- Identify the drivers and challenges of ESG criteria implementation- Recognize the ESG risks and opportunities associated with the drivers and challenges- Understand the integration of ESG into strategy, by identifying how these can be aligned to business processes

***SGS also provide e-certificate and e-document (e-document will be provided for In-house training only). This enables learners to be free from certificate loss, to reduce storage space, and ultimately to be environmental-friendly to which SGS’s current policy is attached.***CONTENT▪ Session 1: Introduction to ESG Reporting and Social Impact ▪ Session 2: Understanding the GRI Framework for Social and Human Rights Reporting▪ Session 3: Identifying Social and Human Rights Issues and Metrics▪ Session 4: Stakeholder Engagement and Impact Assessment▪ Session 5: Transparency and Disclosure Practices▪ Conclusion and Q&A