Requirements

• No prerequisites required

Description

Learn how to implement ISO 14067 and accurately measure the carbon footprint of products through this comprehensive, hands-on course. Designed for sustainability professionals, business leaders, and environmental managers, this course offers a step-by-step approach to carbon accounting aligned with the global ISO 14067 standard. You will gain the practical skills to identify emission hotspots, analyze life cycle data, conduct sensitivity and uncertainty assessments, and set achievable long-term carbon reduction goals.

To make the learning experience engaging and relevant, the course introduces a model company as a running example. This allows you to see how each step is applied in real-world scenarios—from raw material extraction to manufacturing, transportation, product use, and end-of-life disposal. Each module offers clear explanations of key concepts, practical examples using the model company, and actionable templates to help you apply the lessons to your own organization. The templates are designed to streamline the implementation process, giving you tools you can customize to meet your business needs.

By the end of the course, you will be able to create ISO 14067-compliant CFP reports, effectively communicate carbon data to stakeholders, and develop practical strategies for ongoing improvement. Whether your goal is regulatory compliance, strengthening your brand's environmental performance, or contributing to climate action, this course will equip you with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed.

Enroll now to master carbon accounting, reduce your product’s environmental impact, and align with global sustainability goals. Take the next step toward making a meaningful difference while driving business success in a rapidly evolving, sustainability-focused world.

Who this course is for:

• Sustainability Managers and Environmental Officers: Looking to assess and reduce the carbon footprint of products.
• Product Managers and Designers: Interested in understanding the carbon impact of their product lines.
• Compliance Officers: Focused on ensuring organizational compliance with global sustainability standards.
• Business Leaders: Seeking to integrate carbon accounting into overall business strategy.