Webinars

Biodiversity and business decarbonisation: minimazing the risks, maximazing the co-benefits

 Thu, March 18, 2021 – 09.00am – 10.00am CET

Climate change and biodiversity are interconnected – this is now widely recognized. For business, decarbonisation is becoming the new normal, and biodiversity is a new topic gaining prominence on the horizon. On top of “zero-carbon”, the world is increasingly talking about “biodiversity positive”.
How can we align business decarbonisation and biodiversity strategy?
There are obvious co-benefits, but there are also pitfalls and trade-offs to watch out for. In this session, you will be able to learn about these through practical examples given by our experts Ivan Paspaldzhiev (International Service Lead: Natural & Social Capital, denkstatt group) and Constantin Saleta (International Service Lead: Decarbonisation, denkstatt group)

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This webinar will be part of “The We Value Nature 10-Day Challenge“:
There has never been a better time for businesses to assess their impacts and dependencies on nature. Through understanding and considering the risks and opportunities created by nature, businesses can make better decisions that benefit themselves, society and the planet as a whole.
The We Value Nature 10-Day Challenge consists of a series of practical sessions and small challenges spread across 10 days.
To read more about The We Value Nature click HERE.

Valuing water in The Coca-Cola Company

 Tue, March 23, 2021 – 09.00am – 10.30am CET

Water stewardship is one of the key sustainable business priorities of The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC). Currently, TCCC returns to nature 100% of water used in beverage manufacturing. How do natural capital and valuing water fit into this? What can companies gain from applying natural capital principles when it comes to managing water issues?
You will be able to discuss this and more with Therese Noorlander (Sustainability Director Europe, The Coca-Cola Company) and Ivan Paspaldzhiev (International Service Lead: Natural & Social Capital, denkstatt group).

Register now for free and take the chance and do a deep dive into this topic.

This webinar will be part of “The We Value Nature 10-Day Challenge“:
There has never been a better time for businesses to assess their impacts and dependencies on nature. Through understanding and considering the risks and opportunities created by nature, businesses can make better decisions that benefit themselves, society and the planet as a whole.
The We Value Nature 10-Day Challenge consists of a series of practical sessions and small challenges spread across 10 days.
To read more about The We Value Nature click HERE.

Sustainable Finance: EU Taxonomy – Manufacture for low carbon technologies for transport

 Thu, April 8, 2021 – 2pm – 3pm CET

The countries of the European Union are striving for a climate-neutral economy. As the heart of the EU Action Plan, the EU taxonomy provides the regulatory framework to put an end to greenwashing. It imposes new disclosure obligations on companies, but it also means more transparency and access to new capital. In this way, the EU taxonomy will contribute significantly to the unfolding of the Green Deal. As the manufacturing sector is one of the biggest CO2 emitters, the taxonomy is a supportive tool on the way to a climate-neutral economy for this sector. 

Register now for free and take the chance and do a deep dive into the new requirements with us.

What can you expect:

• What is the EU Taxonomy Directive?
• Why is it so important for the manufacturing sector?
• What requirements, challenges and obligations does this regulation bring – especially for manufacturers of vehicles, ships or key components for this sector?

About the speakers:
Eva Maria Grosse – International Service Lead for Sustainable Finance (denkstatt group)
In addition to supporting the implementation process at financial institutions in connection with the EU regulations on SustainableFinance, Ms. Grosse supports companies in the real economy with status quo analyses on the implementation of the EU taxonomy requirements with regard to reporting.

Markus Götz – Service Lead for Sustainable Finance at sustainable AG (member of denkstatt group)
He can draw on over 15 years of experience as a consultant on energy, climate and sustainability issues in various industries. His expertise ranges from CCF calculations, data management, accounting, monitoring of green-house gas emissions to the development and implementation of climate strategies.