Group of Companies Institute for Sustainable Innovations has joined the Corporate Working Group on Science-Based Targets (SBTi) and the Climate partnership of Russia.
Each of our employees is 100% ready to work, the remote network mode does not affect the speed of solving problems - the team adopted the new rules of the game without any hesitation.
The training was organized by the German Corporation for International Cooperation (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit), VDI Competence Centre for Resource Efficiency (VDI ZRE) and Green Growth Knowledge Partnership (GGKP).
The aim of the seminar is to provide a platform for exchange of knowledge and experiences on SEEA implementation and to facilitate coordination between all relevant partners in the OECD and UNECE regions.
The signed agreement will facilitate the experience exchange and taking measures to prevent risks and reduce the vulnerability of local communities and national structures.
At the meeting Marina Fomenko, PhD, Assoc. presented the report "Methodological recommendations (roadmap) on the implementation of priority accounts of the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA) in Russia" based on the results of studies carried out by the organization.
The conference was organized with the support of the Expocenter “Reserves of Russia” and the Russian Geographical Society within the framework of the federal project “Preservation of Biological Diversity and the Development of Ecological Tourism” of the national project “Ecology”.
The article is devoted to the problem of increasing the effectiveness of environmental protection measures through the orientation of environmental institutions towards sustainable development, taking into account socio-cultural features of territories.
The article presents the results of the economic assessment of ecosystem and abiotic services of the Kemerovo region of the Russian Federation as an important part of the effectiveness analysis of the existing spatial organization of environmental management in terms of the sustainability of the territory development.
The speech was a part of the discussion of the report “Conservation of the Amazon Forest as a Global Problem” by Professor Scott Saleska, University of Arizona, Ecology & Evolutionary Biology.