The Paris Agreement is a global legally binding climate agreement that entered into force in 2016.
The Paris Agreement agreed the world's nations to work together to combat the climate crisis by 2050:
Today, 194 parties (193 countries plus the EU) have signed the agreement. This means that about 98% of man-made greenhouse gas emissions are covered by the agreement.
Each country is responsible for its own climate action. Countries must submit their national climate plans to the UN. Every five years, the countries must jointly review the progress of their climate work and adjust their climate plans accordingly.
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Once you have completed your certification training, you will receive your diploma.
You conduct the training remotely and can do it wherever and whenever you want.
The courses are interspersed with exercises where you train your knowledge.
The courses contain animated films that pedagogically explain the subjects.
An educational syllabus will guide you through the education.
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There are a lot of different abbreviations in the field of sustainability.
Here we list and explain some of them.
