Shaping a Sustainable Future with Green Infrastructure

Create sustainable environmental policies and shape tomorrow’s green communities

Professionals working with Green Infrastructure (GI) come from all sorts of backgrounds; ecology, economy, urban planning, and many others. To be effective in creating resilient places and working with the environment to combat climate change and biodiversity loss, they need to draw on all these areas. That’s exactly what this five-week course allows you to do.

Get to grips with green infrastructure and ecosystem services

The course begins with an introduction to green infrastructure and ecosystem services, including how these concepts relate to each other and their importance for effective environmental policy.

You’ll also get to reflect on the challenges GI and ecosystem services can help solve and learn to identify practical online tools for GI and ecosystem service management.

Make informed decisions and develop solutions for sustainability in rural and urban areas

Discover how to maximise benefits for people and nature, overcome governance issues, manage GI networks, collaborate with others to unlock funding, and ultimately make key decisions that lead to more sustainable living and more resilient places.

Learn from the experts at Grenoble Ecole de Management

Renowned business school Grenoble Ecole de Management, with its Chair for Inclusive Sustainability, is especially suited to deliver this course, thanks to the policy and integration expert leading content development, and to its affiliation with the LUIGI project.

The LUIGI project involves experts in varied fields from all the Alpine countries, coming together to develop understanding and methods on green infrastructure.

This project is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund through the Interreg Alpine Space programme.

This course is designed for anyone with an interest in green infrastructure management at any level, from local to transnational.

It will be especially useful for public administrators, policy-makers, private sector business owners, and charitable organisations.