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E-learning on CSR

Next session : 11th October to 17th December 2010

In order to translate CSR concepts and perspectives into tangible action, suitable tools and methods are needed. The online CSR course is designed to respond to such challenges by developing skills such as organisational development, mediation, coaching and stakeholder dialogue. This online course is specifically designed for executives, managers and staff from enterprises, administrations, non-profit-organisations and universities. The course is planned for a group of 25 participants maximum. Candidates will be requested to fill out a registration form and send their CV and a motivation letter by 10th September, 2010.
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13.07.2010 15h30

E-learning on Networking

Next session: March – June 2011

This training aims at building on the conceptual and methodological understanding of network management by strengthening management and communication skills of network practitioners.
It is designed to address in particular, networking practitioners, as well as other professionals wishing to acquire a better understanding of formal networks and to strengthen their skills for managing networks. This includes, managers, staff from non-profit organisations, from development organisations, from multilateral organisations, from universities and research organisations. The course is designed for a group of approximately 25 participants.
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26.04.2010 12h11

sba review

A monthly publication, available on our web site!

Agrandir A38608-1217699258.jpgAgrandir IMG_0141.jpgAgrandir IMG_1417.JPGAgrandir Image3.JPGAgrandir KICX4064.JPGAgrandir z469999275brDsaV_fs.jpg The Middle-East is one of the most water scarce region in the world. Worldwide, the average water availability per person is close to 7'000 m3/person/year, whereas in Middle-East, only around 1'200 m3/person/year is available. With the population expected to grow with a rate around 3%, per capita availability is expected to halve by 2050.
The source of water varies from country to country. Some, like Turkey and Iraq rely mostly on surface water from large international rivers. Others, like the Arab States of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries depend almost entirely on groundwater and desalination, while others use a mixture of surface and groundwater. Most countries have mobilized almost all available surface water, and many major rivers do not reach the ocean. Some even have a largely negative water balance for tens of years.
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21.04.2010 15h25

BEP in Morocco

Implementing a better environmental management in Moroccan hotels

The Ministry of Moroccan Tourism, in partnership with sba and the Hotelkeepers Federation, took the initiative to promote a better environmental management in the Moroccan hotel sector. This cooperation is centred on the application of the “Best Environmental Practices for the Hotel Industry” Guide, published by sba in 2008. Following a first phase of awareness raising and training, the partners obtained the support of the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO, Switzerland) to implement the project. This pilot project aims at introducing the guide methodology to approximately 30 Moroccan establishments in the country. These hotels are followed up by sba experts during the guide methodology implementation phase.
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10.02.2010 15h39

New DAS in Geneva

Diploma of Advanced Studies (DAS) in Sustainable management

Capitalizing on its experience in professional trainings related to environmental management, sba collaborated with the Geneva School of Business Administration, the University of Geneva and other partners to create a new program: the Diploma of Advanced Studies in Sustainable Management. Dedicated to persons in employment, its objective is to teach the participants the approach and tools allowing them to introduce Sustainable Development vision and principles into the management of a company, and to coordinate in a thoughtful way the domains of economic performance, ethics, and environment. The next session is planned to begin in October, 2010.
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10.02.2010 15h38

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