Introduction

Students from the MIHDS, SACHA, MRM, MUSE, MDT, and other relevant Masters’ programmes are invited to participate in a comprehensive series of learning sessions organised by 2050Today – the Geneva Climate Action Forum, dedicated to exploring the intricacies of measuring greenhouse gas emissions.

These two sessions offer a unique opportunity to delve into the fundamental aspects of “How to measure and reduce greenhouse gas emissions” and equip yourself with practical skills for addressing climate change challenges.

Speakers

• Jean-Pierre Reymond, Executive Director at 2050Today
• Aline Bochenek-Benoit, Development, Communications and Training Manager at 2050Today

Why attend

• Gain Valuable Insights: Our speakers will guide you through the process of measuring greenhouse gas emissions, providing you with a deeper understanding of the methodology used and their impact on our planet.
• Interactive Learning Environment: Engage in interactive discussions, case studies, and hands-on activities designed to enhance your learning experience.
• Certification: Upon successful completion of both sessions, participants will receive a certification, acknowledging their skills in advancing data collection on GHG emissions.
• Internship Opportunities: By attending these sessions, you’ll gain access to exclusive internship opportunities with our network of partners in international Geneva, paving the way for a additional career experiences in sustainability.

Session 1 (Thursday 16 avril 2026, 17:15-19:15) : In this session, we will explain the methodology used to measure greenhouse gas emissions, guide you through conducting carbon footprint assessment and a case study which would allow you to apply these concepts.

Session 2 (Thursday 23 avril 2026, 17:15-19:15): During this session, we will focus on how to analyze the findings of the carbon footprint and translate them into concrete action plans through a case study.

We encourage you to seize this invaluable opportunity to expand your knowledge, connect with like-minded individuals.

• Location: SDG Solution Space, Campus Biotech Innovation Park, Avenue de Sécheron 15, 1202 Geneva
• Language: English
• Participation is free.
• The deadline for registration via the form below is 13 April 2026. Please note that places are limited.

Introduction

To mark the Geneva Graduate Institute’s Sustainability Week 2026, Master’s students are invited to take part in a comprehensive series of learning sessions, organised by 2050Today – the Geneva Climate Action Forum – dedicated to exploring the intricacies of measuring greenhouse gas emissions.

These two sessions offer a unique opportunity to delve into the fundamental aspects of “How to measure and reduce greenhouse gas emissions” and equip yourself with practical skills for addressing climate change challenges.

Speakers

• Jean-Pierre Reymond, Executive Director at 2050Today
• Aline Bochenek-Benoit, Development, Communications and Training Manager at 2050Today

Why attend

• Gain Valuable Insights: Our speakers will guide you through the process of measuring greenhouse gas emissions, providing you with a deeper understanding of the methodology used and their impact on our planet.
• Interactive Learning Environment: Engage in interactive discussions, case studies, and hands-on activities designed to enhance your learning experience.
• Certification: Upon successful completion of both sessions, participants will receive a certification, acknowledging their skills in advancing data collection on GHG emissions.
• Internship Opportunities: By attending these sessions, you’ll gain access to exclusive internship opportunities with our network of partners in international Geneva, paving the way for a additional career experiences in sustainability.

Session 1 (Friday 13 March 2026, 14:00-16:00) : In this session, we will explain the methodology used to measure greenhouse gas emissions, guide you through conducting carbon footprint assessment and a case study which would allow you to apply these concepts.

Session 2 (Friday 20 March 2026, 14:00-16:00) : During this session, we will focus on how to analyze the findings of the carbon footprint and translate them into concrete action plans through a case study.

We encourage you to seize this invaluable opportunity to expand your knowledge, connect with like-minded individuals.

• Location: Geneva Graduate Institute, Chem. Eugène-Rigot 2, 1202 Geneva, Switzerland
• Room : A2
• Language: English
• Participation is free.
• The deadline for registration via the form below is 11 March 2026. Please note that places are limited.