Overview
How to Change the World is a complete, inspirational and practical toolkit for successful environmental training, underpinned by a unique and proven framework. If you are setting up or delivering environmental training programmes, this book is essential reading. Environmental training has measurable – and monetised – outcomes that improve the environment, create jobs, and grow profits. It is key to building a more sustainable economy and – in the process – solving some of the serious environmental issues facing humanity. A well-trained workforce is the key to ensure the responsible use of our planet’s resources and How to Change the World delivers this training knowledge. This book delivers: a unique practical framework for successful environmental training how to build an effective business case to fund environmental training a proven methodology to measure the ROI of your programme inspirational case studies and templates that save time and money
Full Product Details
Author: Clare Feeney
Publisher: Gosbrook Professional Publishing
Imprint: Gosbrook Professional Publishing
Edition: New revised
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 1.30cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.343kg
ISBN: 9781912184095
ISBN 10: 1912184095
Pages: 240
Publication Date: 22 November 2019
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
At a time when evidence is coming thick and fast as to the environmental damage humans are inflicting on the planet to be able to sustain life, we need practical ways to respond. Adult learning and education, of which environmental education and training is a crucial part, are vital in our individual and collective responses. This manual supports trainers and educators to know what to do, while deepening their understandings of the root causes of the problem. I welcome warmly this very helpful resource and trust many will put it to urgent use! -- Professor Emerita Shirley Walters, Adult and Continuing Education, University of the Western Cape, South Africa More and more organisations are realising that now is the time to take sustainability seriously. But how do you shift from business as usual to business that contributes to a positive collective future? In this fully updated version of her guide to environmental training, Clare Feeney shows organisations a way in. The guide is packed with inspiring case-studies, lively writing and, best of all, a series of steps, tools and web-based resources to enable any organisation to improve its environmental performance. Clare's depth of experience and wisdom on good environmental practice and how to encourage people to commit to it shines through on every page. -- Niki Harre, Professor, School of Psychology, University of Auckland, author of 'Psychology for a better world: Working with people to save the planet.'
More and more organisations are realising that now is the time to take sustainability seriously. But how do you shift from business as usual to business that contributes to a positive collective future? In this fully updated version of her guide to environmental training, Clare Feeney shows organisations a way in. The guide is packed with inspiring case-studies, lively writing and, best of all, a series of steps, tools and web-based resources to enable any organisation to improve its environmental performance. Clare’s depth of experience and wisdom on good environmental practice and how to encourage people to commit to it shines through on every page. -- Niki Harré, Professor, School of Psychology, University of Auckland, author of ‘Psychology for a better world: Working with people to save the planet.’ At a time when evidence is coming thick and fast as to the environmental damage humans are inflicting on the planet to be able to sustain life, we need practical ways to respond. Adult learning and education, of which environmental education and training is a crucial part, are vital in our individual and collective responses. This manual supports trainers and educators to know what to do, while deepening their understandings of the root causes of the problem. I welcome warmly this very helpful resource and trust many will put it to urgent use! -- Professor Emerita Shirley Walters, Adult and Continuing Education, University of the Western Cape, South Africa
More and more organisations are realising that now is the time to take sustainability seriously. But how do you shift from business as usual to business that contributes to a positive collective future? In this fully updated version of her guide to environmental training, Clare Feeney shows organisations a way in. The guide is packed with inspiring case-studies, lively writing and, best of all, a series of steps, tools and web-based resources to enable any organisation to improve its environmental performance. Clare's depth of experience and wisdom on good environmental practice and how to encourage people to commit to it shines through on every page. -- Niki Harre, Professor, School of Psychology, University of Auckland, author of 'Psychology for a better world: Working with people to save the planet.' At a time when evidence is coming thick and fast as to the environmental damage humans are inflicting on the planet to be able to sustain life, we need practical ways to respond. Adult learning and education, of which environmental education and training is a crucial part, are vital in our individual and collective responses. This manual supports trainers and educators to know what to do, while deepening their understandings of the root causes of the problem. I welcome warmly this very helpful resource and trust many will put it to urgent use! -- Professor Emerita Shirley Walters, Adult and Continuing Education, University of the Western Cape, South Africa
Author Information
Author Website: https://www.clarefeeney.com
Clare Feeney is a strategic trainer and professional speaker. She has more than twelve years' experience in hands-on water and soil management for regional government and 20 years' consultancy experience and was named '2020 Stormwater Professional of the Year'. A past lecturer in geography and environmental science, she continues to give annual guest lectures at the University of Auckland. As a consultant, she has worked with manufacturers, farmers, government departments, indigenous peoples and community groups, and water supply, stormwater and sewerage utilities to develop, deliver and evaluate environmental training strategies and programmes. www.clarefeeney.com
