We are looking for an experienced Environmental and Sustainability Manager with special focus on climate management to our Global EHSQ organization. Kemira Environment, Health, Safety and Quality (EHSQ) drives our vision for zero harm to people and environment, and commitment to high quality.
READ MORELeading the charge. On a global scale, Finland is one of the leaders in the transition from fossil fuels to more sustainable energy sources, which is well in line with its goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2035. Finland was ranked third in this year''s Energy Transition Index by the World Economic Forum, which compared the energy sectors of
READ MOREJunkan: Revolutionising textile sustainability in Helsinki. Junkan, a groundbreaking joint venture in Helsinki, combines cutting-edge textile technology with a century of fashion expertise to transform the world of sustainable textiles. Circular Economy, Sustainability, Textiles. Article. 25.10.2023.
READ MOREThe programme is part of the University of Eastern Finland Research Center for Sustainable Circular Economy, which combines sustainability research in business studies and environmental policy with working life-oriented educational objectives. Key information. Level of degree: Master''s degree;
READ MOREFinland has been rated among the world''s leading countries in many international comparisons of environmental protection standards, such as the Global Economic
READ MOREStudying. At the University of Helsinki, sustainability science can be studied on both Bachelor''s and Master''s level. The Multidisciplinary Environmental Module welcomes all university students (majority of teaching in Finnish). Sustainability is one of the crucial goals of universities being put into practice in education, research, societal
READ MOREAccording to the updated national sustainable development strategy The Finland We Want by 2050 – Society''s Commitment to Sustainable Development (2016),
READ MOREEcological thinking is strongly present in everyday life in Helsinki, and the city places great emphasis on encouraging environmentally-friendly lifestyles.
READ MORESustainability science is an interdisciplinary, solution-oriented, problem- and phenomenon-based research field that examines interactions between humans and the rest of the nature. Its goal is sustainable wellbeing for the environment and humans. Sustainability science is based on the idea of the need for systemic change in order to achieve
READ MOREStudying. The Master''s Programme in Environmental Change and Global Sustainability (ECGS) is truly multidisciplinary. It covers an introductory Core Module of sustainability
READ MOREAccording to the updated national sustainable development strategy The Finland We Want by 2050 – Society''s Commitment to Sustainable Development (2016), Finland''s environmental sustainability challenges include high carbon dioxide emissions relative to the population (SDG 13), the protection of biodiversity (SDG 15), and the
READ MOREThe City of Helsinki invests strongly in ecological, social, cultural and economic sustainability and we are committed to realising the goals of the UN''s Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development. We take every opportunity available to us to bolster non-discrimination, equality and opportunities for participation in our city. We also have
READ MOREAs a city with high consumption and living standards, Helsinki faces a major challenge in terms of ecological sustainability. On a global scale, the ecological footprint of Helsinki
READ MOREKnowledge and learning are for everyone. Our objective is to educate professionals capable of changing the world. Sustainability issues are linked to all fields of education, and at the University of Helsinki we offer sustainable development perspectives as part of many degree programmes, courses, study modules and staff training. In line with our
READ MOREA sustainability assessment has been integrated into annual cycle of policy planning, budgeting and reporting of the Government. Since 2018, Finland has taken notable steps in sustainable development budgeting. The integration of environmental sustainability into policy has proven easier than the integration of social sustainability. Some line
READ MOREThe City of Helsinki invests strongly in ecological, social, cultural and economic sustainability and we are committed to realising the goals of the UN''s Agenda 2030 for
READ MOREThe Environmental Change study track (45 ECTS) comprises of disciplinary major and minor modules. environmental and sustainability sectors, education, law, economy, social work, health care, museums, and various areas of culture. P.O. Box 4 (Yliopistonkatu 3) 00014 University of Helsinki Switchboard: +358 (0) 2941 911 (mobile
READ MOREYet in spite of knowledge about the associated increasing displacement of environmental and social sustainability impacts via imported fish (Helvey et al, 2017; Scott, 2020; Xu et al. 2020) and the global threat of fishing at biologically unsustainable levels, we are missing novel, interdisciplinary (McKuin et al. 2021) and inter-connected
READ MORE23 circular economy companies in Helsinki that are leading the way towards a greener future. From sustainable fashion to innovative packaging solutions, explore the diverse range of businesses revolutionizing industries while promoting sustainability. Circular Economy, Foodtech, Smart City, Sustainability. Article.
READ MOREHaving risen to the challenge of successfully staging a landmark event during a pandemic, the city of Lahti is focused on making a lasting environmental contribution. The southern Finnish city of Lahti, 2021 European Green Capital, is situated along the scenic Vesijärvi (literally "water lake"). Photo: Lauri Rotko/City of Lahti.
READ MOREOur objective is to educate professionals capable of changing the world. Sustainability issues are linked to all fields of education, and at the University of Helsinki we offer sustainable development perspectives as part of many degree programmes, courses, study modules and staff training. In line with our sustainability and responsibility
READ MOREThe goals of the UN''s 2030 Agenda will provide a framework for sustainable development and responsible action. Sustainability and responsibility are broadly reflected in the University''s operations and research. Among other things, we examine society, equality and social structures as well as climate change and biodiversity.
READ MOREWith a strong record of cooperation on conservation issues, Finland falls into the top ranks internationally (rank 4) with respect to environmental policies. Its score on this measure has improved by 0.5 points since 2014. Renewable energy sources account for about 40% of end consumption. The current goal is to reach above 50% by 2030.
READ MOREThe AGFOREE doctoral programme focuses on agriculture, forestry and environmental economics. Sustainable use of resources is imperative for the future of humankind, nature and planet Earth. P.O. Box 4 (Yliopistonkatu 3) 00014 University of Helsinki Switchboard: +358 (0) 2941 911 (mobile call charge / local network charge)
READ MOREThe central themes of DENVI are sustainability challenges and pathways to a more sustainable future across terrestrial, fresh-water and marine social ecological systems. The programme gathers together the essential fields of natural and social sciences, law and humanities that are needed to study the complexity of environmental change and
READ MOREFuel company St1 plans to base Finland''s first green methanol production plant in Lappeenranta. Green methanol is a sustainable raw material for fuels and plastics. Forus, a company that finances energy investments, has plans to construct a 250 MVA solar power plant in Lappeenranta, producing enough electricity for 150,000 apartments. Lahti
READ MOREHelsinki Shipyard is situated in Hietalahti, Helsinki. Our speciality is demanding marine technology and shipbuilding. Sustainable shipbuilding is one of our basic values and it can be well observed in our day-to-day operation – in all we do. Together with our stakeholders we develop our products and operational environment in a sustainable
READ MOREAt the University of Helsinki we are looking for two doctoral researcher for a 3-year doctoral position in the field of Environmental Humanities. The selected persons will work on one of the following themes: Critical approaches to Global Sustainability Framework, Biocultural diversity in the Arctic, Equality and inclusion of Indigenous and
READ MOREAbout. The Environmental Change and Global Sustainability programme offered by the University of Helsinki will help you develop the skills to tackle global environmental and sustainability challenges. University of Helsinki. Helsinki, Finland. Top 0.5% worldwide. Studyportals University Meta Ranking. 4.3 Read 71 reviews.
READ MOREFinland moves towards a sustainable future. By 2030, Finland will reduce its dependency on imported fossil fuels by 50 percent and ban the use of coal in power generation. And that''s not all. An increase in bicycle use plays a role in Finland''s extensive plans to reduce emissions. The Finnish strategy also foresees 250,000 electric cars
READ MOREEnvironmental sustainability is considered one of the important concerns globally. The major concern of this concept is to maintain our costly environment by preserving scarce resources and reducing CO2 emissions that supports to eliminate or reduce environmental degradation. Helsinki Region Environmental Services
READ MORELiving in harmony with the environment is deep-rooted in Finland and is an essential element of responsible travel. Preserve this beautiful country for generations to come by treating it and its people with respect. It means
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