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EN Building Your Analytical and Problem Solving Skills Using System Thinking for ESG
This course offers a deep dive into the world of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations, with a primary focus on enhancing analytical and problem-solving skills through the lens of systems thinking.
The interconnection of ESG factors in today’s complex business landscape requires a holistic approach to understanding and addressing challenges. Participants will explore ESG intricacies, learn how to apply systems thinking to identify root causes and develop effective problem-solving strategies that contribute to sustainable and responsible decision-making within organisations.
Course Objectives
Learning Outcomes
- Develop a profound understanding of ESG components, their interdependence and their impact on organisational decision-making.
- Learn how to employ systems thinking as a powerful tool for analysing complex ESG challenges, recognising interconnected variables and identifying root causes.
- Acquire the ability to identify and define ESG-related problems and challenges within an organisation, recognising their broader implications.
- Explore strategies for developing sustainable and responsible solutions to ESG challenges, addressing underlying systemic issues.
- Understand the role of analytical skills in making informed, ESG-aligned decisions and policies within an organisation.
Upon successful completion of this course, participants should be able to:
- Articulate the interconnected nature of ESG components and understand how they impact organisational decision-making.
- Apply systems thinking to analyse complex ESG challenges, identify root causes and recognise systemic relationships.
- Identify and define ESG-related problems and challenges, considering their broader implications.
- Develop sustainable and responsible solutions to ESG challenges, addressing underlying systemic issues.
- Make informed decisions and policies that align with ESG principles and values.
Who is this for?
Top and Senior Management, Department Heads
