GHG Management Training
Join us on April 29, 2025, starting at 8:30 AM in Suite 105 of the Kahanoff Centre for an insightful panel on Net-Zero solutions, where you’ll have the opportunity to meet and network with industry representatives, community leaders, academics, and environmental experts. We will explore sustainable solutions and practical approaches to reducing GHG emissions across Canada.
Blue Economy
The Blue Economy fosters sustainable use of ocean resources, supporting economic growth while protecting marine ecosystems. It focuses on sectors like fisheries, renewable energy, and coastal tourism, benefiting communities and industries. ECO Canada promotes initiatives that advance the blue economy by providing resources and opportunities for professionals to drive sustainable development.
Zero-Emission Vehicle Awareness Initiative
The Zero-Emission Vehicle Awareness Initiative (ZEVAI) educates and empowers communities to adopt Zero-Emission Medium and Heavy-Duty Vehicles. It aims to boost awareness and remove barriers in sustainable transportation, targeting farming, rural, remote, Indigenous communities, small businesses, and transportation companies across Canada.
Project IGNITE
Project IGNITE: Innovating GHG Reduction, Nurturing Institutions, and Training Enterprises for a Low-Carbon Economy. This project promotes low-carbon technology adoption and workforce development to cut greenhouse gas emissions. It tackles adoption barriers, addresses the skills gap, and expands networks for effective implementation.
Sharing Knowledge and Building Networks
This project empowers businesses and communities across Canada to adopt low-carbon technologies and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, supported by the Government of Canada’s Implementation Readiness Fund. By providing funding and assistance, ECO Canada will enhance readiness to implement emission-reduction projects and eliminate barriers to low-carbon adoption.
Work-Integrated Learning: A Net Zero Talent Pipeline
Canada will need over 40,000 skilled environmental workers entering the green workforce every year for the next decade. To bridge this gap and empower young Canadians to pursue meaningful work, this project offers innovative work integrated learning (iWIL) opportunities that equip students with practical net-zero skills and foster industry collaboration so we can build a future generation of environmental leaders.
Accessibility and Inclusion in the Environmental Sector
The Canadian Association for Supported Employment is a national association of community-based service providers and stakeholders advancing employment inclusion for persons with disability. They strive to promote full citizenship and personal capacity by facilitating increased labour market participation. Through workforce participation, CASE also promotes social inclusion for Canadians who experience disability.
Codes Acceleration Program for Indigenous Communities
The Codes Acceleration Program for Indigenous Communities trains and supports Indigenous communities in adopting high energy performance building codes.
Part of Canada’s Green Buildings Strategy aims to decarbonize the building sector by funding actions that promote these energy-efficient standards.
Part of Canada’s Green Buildings Strategy aims to decarbonize the building sector by funding actions that promote these energy-efficient standards.
Women Reclaiming Leadership
Toolkit
The Women Reclaiming Leadership Toolkit is designed to offer valuable resources and support for promoting diversity, equity, and inclusivity in environmental workplaces. Through practical tools, expert guidance, and inspiring success stories, this toolkit empowers women to take on leadership roles, break barriers, and drive meaningful change within the industry. By fostering a more inclusive workforce, it contributes to a more equitable, innovative, and sustainable future.
Green House Gases of Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs)
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) contribute to Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions through various channels, including the production and transportation of goods. These emissions not only impact the environment but can also affect the long-term sustainability of your business. This toolkit shares practical strategies to reduce your carbon footprint effectively and help push the industry towards a more sustainable future.
Environmental Skills for Success Training Series
The Government of Canada's Skills for Success Program aims to enhance job seekers' foundational skills in environmental sectors and increase the number and qualified workers.
The project addresses skills and labour market challenges, collaborates to enhance job seekers' employability, and promotes inclusive talent strategies.
The project addresses skills and labour market challenges, collaborates to enhance job seekers' employability, and promotes inclusive talent strategies.
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