This induction program will serve as the foundation through which you can adapt, assimilate and integrate easily within UNEP and find your sense of belonging within this great team. The program is structured to enable you to take a deep dive into the heart of UNEP, unravelling the intricacies of who we are, how we function, and the cultural fabric that binds us together.

UN Reforms course - PPD

EW-MFA-based accounts provide a comprehensive overview of natural resource extraction, trade, waste disposal, and emissions, tracking environmental pressures and a country's overall economic impact.

The UNEP GEMS/Water Capacity Development Centre at University College Cork offers a course that focusing on effective practices and software usage concerning data organization and storage, data analysis, and data communication.

The course outlines the principles and procedures for designing a freshwater quality monitoring programme, including selecting stations, methods, and parameters, and ensuring reliable data generation.

This course introduces, step by step, the principles and procedures for designing a freshwater quality monitoring programme using biota and particulate matter.

This course offers a flexible learning approach for water quality professionals, focusing on data quality assurance throughout the monitoring process, from field work to laboratory analysis.

This course focuses on water quality monitoring, particularly groundwater monitoring, exploring natural variations, contamination vulnerability, monitoring options, and designing effective assessment programs.

This course focuses on water quality monitoring, highlighting the importance of considering surface waters' physical, chemical, and biological characteristics in designing effective monitoring programs and data interpretation.

This course explores how considering the contributions nature can make to improving the resilience of people, infrastructure and economies leads to a more informed decision-making process on the strategies to adapt to climate change.