Reaching Net Zero for India (in partnership with CEEW)
In brief
Dates | Open-ended start date, designed to fit around your schedule |
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Course | Online, asynchronous, self-paced |
Duration | 15h 19m |
Apply now | Application Form |
Fees: | |
Public Sector | £200 |
Contact:
Please email Executive Education at netzeroindia@smithschool.ox.ac.uk
Overview
Reaching Net Zero for India is a new bespoke course, developed in partnership with the Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW). In addition to our course on Public Servants and Climate Change: Reaching Net Zero, this bespoke version is tailored to the Indian context and retains the core elements of the original course while adding specific content relevant to India's unique challenges and opportunities.
This asynchronous, online course is self-paced and hosted via the Apolitical learning platform Course duration is 15h 19m.
Objectives
Reaching Net Zero for India covers the science of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions, their link to net-zero goals, and the unique challenges and opportunities this presents in India. Participants will explore the intersection of climate change as both a scientific reality and a political issue, gaining insights into how different climate communication strategies can influence political will and drive progress toward net zero.
Who this course is for
Reaching Net Zero for India is tailored for policymakers, senior executives in public-sector banks and financial institutions, decision-makers, corporate social responsibility (CSR) teams, and sustainability officers from India's banking, corporate and public sectors, as well as academia and training institutes who seek to develop confidence in researching, discussing and connecting their work to the net zero efforts.
This course provides participants with the knowledge and tools to integrate sustainability and climate change considerations into their decision-making processes.
Course outline
Bridging global expertise with India's specific climate goals, participants will gain both a robust foundational understanding, and targeted insights into India's pathways to net zero.
- Introduction and welcome: Smith School & CEEW
- How did we get here? The science of net zero
- Where are we now? The policies and pathways to net zero
- Where do we go from here? The practicalities and politics of net zero
- How will India navigate its climate future? Exploring equity, policies, and finance
- How do we move forward? Analysing climate policies
Further information about the course content can be viewed on the Apolitical learning platform
Contributors
Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment

Ranjita Rajan

Sharada (Sucha) Kannan
Council on Energy, Environment and Water (CEEW)

- Dr Vaibhav Chaturvedi – Senior Fellow, Low-Carbon Economy, CEEW
In brief
Dates | Open-ended start date, designed to fit around your schedule |
---|---|
Course | Online, asynchronous, self-paced |
Duration | 15h 19m |
Apply now | Application Form |
Fees: | |
Public Sector | £200 |
Contact:
Please email Executive Education at netzeroindia@smithschool.ox.ac.uk