Capacity Building Programs – tš€i x?u //2garc.com Viện CÃŽng nghá»?Châu Á tại Việt Nam Fri, 24 May 2024 10:20:40 +0000 en hourly 1 //wordpress.org/?v=6.4.3 //2garc.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/cropped-cropped-logo1-1-32x32.png Capacity Building Programs – tš€i x?u //2garc.com 32 32 Capacity Building Programs – tš€i x?u //2garc.com/en/ait-course/renewable-energy/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=renewable-energy Wed, 27 Mar 2024 04:45:23 +0000 //2garc.com/?post_type=ait-course&p=8385 Embracing Future Energy Flow in Vietnam

Renewable energy is progressively substantiating its pivotal key factor in the pursuit of economic and environmental sustainability. Vietnam has great potential for developing proficiency in renewable energy (RE) and energy efficiency (EE) principles, thanks to its strategic geographical location with high solar radiation and abundant biomass resources from agriculture and forestry.

The application of renewable energy into Vietnam will not only contribute to economic growth and meet the increasing demand for electricity, but also play an important role in ensuring energy security and diminishing reliance on imported fossil fuels.

Creating Green Energy Solutions with the “Renewable Energy” training program

Recognizing the growing importance of renewable energy, tš€i x?u Vietnam and its partner Renac Academy are proud to be pioneers in offering training in this field. This collaboration is based on a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), with tš€i x?u acting as a reseller of RENAC’s ready-made open courses.

The course is delivered entirely in English, adhering to international standards. Its primary objective is to cultivate a skilled workforce equipped with the technological expertise to progressively localize renewable energy technology and equipment. This focus on localization aligns with the industry’s development strategy for the Vietnamese renewable energy sector.

The course “Renewable Energy” is for:

  • Engineers and officials working in the fields of energy, electricity, environment, etc.
  • Teachers and lecturers are teaching subjects related to renewable energy.
  • Investors, businesses, and NGOs operating in the field of renewable energy.

Opening schedule: April and October every year

Interested students please register or contact the Program Officer for more specific advice on program content and tuition fees.

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Capacity Building Programs – tš€i x?u //2garc.com/en/ait-course/introduction-to-esg/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=introduction-to-esg Mon, 29 Jan 2024 08:00:37 +0000 //2garc.com/?post_type=ait-course&p=8209 The concept of “ESG” – short for Environment, Society and Governance – first appeared in the 1950s and first appeared in a United Nations report called “Who cares winsâ€?in 2003. In recent years, ESG has become increasingly important for organizations that want to develop sustainably in a constantly changing world. However, ESG should not be seen as a “hot trend” or temporary, but should be seen as a long-term strategy, a journey that requires change from the smallest things.

In fact, ESG has a huge impact on businesses. If a business has good ESG and is highly ranked, it will be able to access more opportunities in terms of capital, investors, and competitive advantage in the world. market.

Specifically, businesses practicing ESG can gain the following advantages:

  • Increase attractiveness in the eyes of investors: Thanks to ESG, investors get a comprehensive view of businesses’ business operations without just relying on traditional financial indicators. From there, businesses with ESG strategies that contribute to solving global issues of environment, society, governance and creating long-term value will be trusted to choose.
  • Enhance business reputation: Increase goodwill of customers, employees and stakeholders. Consumers are increasingly interested in products and services created by sustainable development models.
  • Reduce legal, financial, reputational and security risks: Implementing an annual report on ESG practices helps businesses comply with information disclosure regulations, while also demonstrating the business’s responsibility to stakeholders, including investors, customers, and partners. cooperation, and community
  • Improve operational efficiency, reduce costs and save resources
  • Exploit new opportunities in markets, products and services
  • Positive contributions to society and the environment
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