Join us to learn how to communicate climate action credibly and transparently. We’ll cover the main challenges surrounding climate action marketing and have an open discussion about terminology. Communication is a key component in inspiring and influencing your stakeholders to act and ultimately achieving your climate action goals.
Interested in communicating your sustainability journey? Then join our "ClimatePartner Online Deep Dive – Communicating Climate Action".
Topics that we will be covering during this session:
• Definition of key terms such as carbon neutral, climate neutral, net zero, climate positive, and carbon negative
• Examples of successful and credible communication around the topic of climate action, including an explanation of the new Competition and Markets Authority guidance
• The pros and cons of labelling solutions
• How to use carbon accounting as a tool to inspire action
• How to break down jargon into accessible messaging for consumers
Participation is free of charge.
The ClimatePartner Online Academies and Deep Dives are aimed at representatives of companies. For this reason, we kindly ask for your understanding that we can only consider registrations made with a company email address.
Interested in communicating your sustainability journey? Then join our "ClimatePartner Online Deep Dive – Communicating Climate Action".
Topics that we will be covering during this session:
• Definition of key terms such as carbon neutral, climate neutral, net zero, climate positive, and carbon negative
• Examples of successful and credible communication around the topic of climate action, including an explanation of the new Competition and Markets Authority guidance
• The pros and cons of labelling solutions
• How to use carbon accounting as a tool to inspire action
• How to break down jargon into accessible messaging for consumers
Participation is free of charge.
The ClimatePartner Online Academies and Deep Dives are aimed at representatives of companies. For this reason, we kindly ask for your understanding that we can only consider registrations made with a company email address.
