Sustainable Futures for Enterprise Centres is a transformational project focused on the transition of enterprise centres from high cost, unsustainable centres to prepare them and their tenant base of SMEs for the low carbon and environmentally sustainable economy of the future. Download PDF
Our main objective is to initiate a replicable model of learning that enables enterprise centre managers, tenant businesses and learners to adopt sustainable and responsible business practices. Focusing on the dimensions of sustainable practice such as: sustainable buildings (NZEB), energy and resource efficiency, sustainable eco-systems and collective action, the SFEC programme will assist the participant
Our main objective is to initiate a replicable model of learning that enables enterprise centre managers, tenant businesses and learners to adopt sustainable and responsible business practices. Focusing on the dimensions of sustainable practice such as: sustainable buildings (NZEB), energy and resource efficiency, sustainable eco-systems and collective action, the SFEC programme will assist the participant
Our main objective is to initiate a replicable model of learning that enables enterprise centre managers, tenant businesses and learners to adopt sustainable and responsible business practices. Focusing on the dimensions of sustainable practice such as: sustainable buildings (NZEB), energy and resource efficiency, sustainable eco-systems and collective action, the SFEC programme will assist the participant
MOOC Learning for a Sustainable future – Free entrance Climate change, gender equality, health, social equity, and inclusion are issues that affect us all, impacting human well-being and economic stability. How to live a sustainable life affects – and connects - us all. On this five-week course, you’ll develop an informed personal response to these
4 pillars of sustainability- Future Learn The term sustainability is broadly used to indicate programs, initiatives and actions aimed at the preservation of a particular resource. However, it actually refers to four distinct areas: human, social, economic and environmental – known as the four pillars of sustainability. Human sustainability Human sustainability aims to maintain and
Social Enterprise vital to post Covid-19 recovery A new report offers fresh research on the positive impact of social enterprise interventions in developing skills and creating employment opportunities, especially within disadvantaged areas. Commissioned by the Enterprise Research Centre in partnership with Liverpool-based The Women’s Organisation, the role of social enterprise in developing skills and creating
Welcome to the Sustainable Future for Enterprise Centres Project The SFEC project brings together a range of partners from all over Europe, from the UK and Ireland to Denmark, Spain & the Netherlands. The Primary Objective of SPEC is to initiate a replicable model of learning that enables enterprise centre managers, tenant businesses and
Changing Europe…one learner at a time The European E-learning Institute (EUEI) is committed to providing high-quality learning experiences and innovative educational programmes which engage learners from a range of sectors and socio-economic backgrounds. EUEI is committed to promoting social cohesion, inclusion and sustainability across Europe, making them a perfect fit for the Inclusion Sustainable Futures
