Looking to create a credible climate action (transition) plan? This program is perfect for those creating their first plan and wishing to communicate it without the risk of being accused of greenwashing.
Completed climate action (transition) plan
Interim targets and prioritized actions to effectively reduce emissions
Certificate of completion
Learning space packed with additional resources
Access to 3000+ peers tackling the same challenges as you
Follow-up events to deepen knowledge and continue learning
Many make pledges without clear climate action plans for transitioning to net zero by 2050. Don't fall into this trap! Our course helps you prioritize actions and guides you in creating a comprehensive plan to transform your company. Share your climate action plan with pride!
Albert, a forward-thinking CEO, aspires for his company to lead on climate action. With a bold net-zero pledge already made, he's committed to turning words into action by developing a concrete plan.
Sara is on a mission to make her fast-growing company truly sustainable. From analyzing the company's environmental footprint and collaborating with other departments on decarbonization to promoting sustainable practices internally, she's got a lot on her plate.
Hannah is a spirited volunteer for her company's Green Team. She's passionate about sustainability and creating a greener workplace. But balancing her marketing job with Green Team efforts is challenging.
Forward-looking planning
Tailored for smaller organizations
Impact and viability assessment
Guidance on communication
Identification of reduction measures
Target validation
Footprinting (GHG, LCA)
Stay tuned for upcoming announcements regarding additional instructors. Please check back for updates.
Participation in the LFCA Academy is included in Basic or Premium membership.
Take advantage of our early-bird pricing until August 25th! Secure your spot now before the price increases to 700€.
Recommended weekly time commitment of 3-5 hours.
Interactive Zoom sessions with a dedicated learning environment.
A typical program cohort comprises 30-50 fellow sustainability professionals.
