Sustainability strategy and EU climate rules for leaders
Sustainability strategy and EU climate rules for leaders
An MBA-level course on turning sustainability rules into strategy: materiality, EU reporting after Omnibus I and global ISSB climate disclosure, greenhouse-gas accounting, the trade-linked CBAM and EUDR regimes that reach exporters outside the EU, and a board-owned transition plan. Five modules, each with a worked example, and a 10-question final quiz. Based on cited official sources. Not legal advice and not an accredited qualification.
What you will learn
- Explain and apply: Distinguish impact and financial materiality and use them to set sustainability priorities.
- Explain and apply: Explain who must report under the CSRD after Omnibus I, and how ISSB standards and the value-chain cap affect suppliers.
- Explain and apply: Read a greenhouse-gas inventory by scope and judge which emissions a strategy can move.
- Explain and apply: Prepare an export business for CBAM and EUDR using their published dates and data duties.
- Explain and apply: Frame a board-owned transition plan with targets, capital allocation and governance.
modules
- Sustainability as a strategy question
- EU reporting after Omnibus I, and ISSB
- Greenhouse-gas accounting for decision-makers
- Trade rules: CBAM and EUDR
- The board’s transition plan
Strategy education only. It is not legal, tax, customs or investment advice and not an accredited qualification. EU rules and dates are summarised from the cited official pages as read on the access date; transposition and delegated acts can change details. Figures in worked examples are illustrative.