National Capital Climate Fundamentals Academy Series
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Registration Details
Single Workshop:
- $595 (general) / $395 (gov't)
Note: If you missed the first two workshops, you can register for the third workshop and leverage online training to catch up. E-mail Daniel Kreeger for more information.
Discounts:
- 20% discount for individual members and training affiliates
- Limited complimentary registrations available for ACCO organizational members
ACCO is offering a series of 2-day training academies in Washington, DC to enable attendees to earn the Certified Climate Change Professional® (CC-P®) credential.
Held in partnership with the District Department of Energy and Environment and Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, workshop participants will learn from experts about the implications of climate change with a regional focus added for the Washington, DC area and surrounding mid-Atlantic region of the United States. Professionals from the public and private sectors, higher education and the NGO community will benefit from the classroom-style, interactive training activities.The workshops are designed to provide participants with the following competencies:
- Recognizing situations where climate change outcomes affect the organization
- Assessing impacts of specific situational outcomes
- Enabling enterprise management of climate related initiatives
- Assessing and quantifying climate risks and opportunities
- Educating the organization on managing short-term and long-term uncertainty
- Tailoring communication to different audiences
- Leading organizational change initiatives
- Developing and overseeing training programs
- Attributing value to resource consumption
- Extending organizational capabilities and maintaining good stewardship of actions taken through collaboration and partnership
- Developing strategies for bundling, comparing and/or relying on existing management models
Series Schedule
Workshop #3: July 20-21, 2017 (click here to download the workshop brochure & agenda)
A new series will be scheduled to begin in 2018
Confirmed Instructors for Workshop #3
- Richard Crespin – CEO, CollaborateUp
- Helen Moser – Manager, CollaborateUp
- Lindene Patton – Partner, Earth & Water Group
- Keith Rizzardi – Associate Professor, St. Thomas University School of Law
- Daniel Kreeger – Executive Director, Association of Climate Change Officers
- Additional instructors to be announced shortly
A Glance at the Learning Progression and Series Structure
Workshop #1
- Climate-101: Understanding Climate Science & the Latest Projections
- Climate-102: Understanding Climate Variability, Extreme Events & Long-Term Climate Change (excerpts)
- Climate-103: The Basics of Sea Level Rise and Impacts on Coastal Assets & Infrastructure (excerpts)
- Climate-201: Identifying Climate Hazards & Conducting Vulnerability Assessments
- Climate-202: Leveraging Climate Data & Tools
- GHG-102: Fundamentals of the Energy, Water & Food Nexus
- Case studies and remarks from localofficials/experts
Exam Preparation
- Prepares you for the Climate Science & Vulnerability Assessment exam module
- Partially prepares you for either the Governance, Law & Policy or the GHG, Energy & Water Management exam module (remaining prep materials are covered in the 2nd workshop)
Elective Requirements
- 3.5 hours
Workshop #2
- GHG-101: Basics of GHG Accounting, Reporting & Disclosing GHG Emissions
- GHG-201: Establishing GHG Reduction Goals & GHG Management Structures (excerpts)
- Governance-101: Engaging Stakeholders & Establishing Early Strategies for Leading Organizational Change
- Governance-102: The Legal/Policy Landscape of Climate Change & Related Implications
- Climate-203: Developing an Adaptation Plan for Your Organization
Exam Preparation
- Prepares you for the GHG, Energy & Water Management exam module
- Partially prepares you for the Governance, Law & Policy exam module (remaining prep materials are covered in the 3rd workshop)
Elective Requirements
- 4.5 hours
Workshop #3
- Economics-101: The Economics of Climate Change
- Climate-104: The Public Health Implications of Climate Change
- Enterprise-201: Analyzing & Quantifying Climate Risk, Assessing Materiality and Disclosing Climate Risk
- Governance-103: Ethics, Liability & Professionalism
- Governance-202: Making the Case for Climate Action to the C-Suite and Public Leaders
- Governance-203: Collaborating Beyond Organizational & Institutional Boundaries
Exam Preparation
- Prepares you Governance, Law & Policy exam module
- Prepares you for the Materiality, Risk Management & Economics exam module
Elective Requirements
- 6 hours