Sustainability in the Corporate Landscape

Successful completion of the course requires active participation in the case-based sessions, completion of short in-class exercises or quizzes, and submission of a short presentation. Participants should demonstrate that they can identify material sustainability issues, connect them to governance, risk management, reporting and finance implications, and communicate practical recommendations for a fictional company.

Habilidades

Sustainability strategy & governance - Understanding how boards and senior management embed sustainability into corporate purpose, oversight, decision-making and accountability.

Materiality and stakeholder analysis - Ability to identify, prioritise and explain sustainability issues that are financially, environmentally and socially material to an organisation.

ESG risk and opportunity assessment - Capacity to evaluate sustainability-related risks and opportunities across operations, value chains, markets and regulatory contexts.

Sustainability reporting and disclosure - Familiarity with the logic of corporate sustainability reporting, including global frameworks, indicators, evidence quality and transparency expectations.

Climate and nature transition awareness - Understanding how climate, biodiversity, resource use and social impacts can affect business models, resilience and long-term value creation.

Sustainable finance literacy - Basic understanding of how sustainability considerations influence access to capital, green finance, sustainability-linked instruments and investor expectations, with special attention on the Taxonomía Verde de Colombia.

Case-based analysis and professional judgement - Ability to apply concepts to a fictional corporate case, interpret trade-offs, and formulate practical recommendations.

Communication for sustainability - Ability to present sustainability analysis clearly to business audiences using concise, evidence-based language.

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