Sustainability and Circular Economy Module 7 – Measuring / Reporting Sustainability Performance

This programme consists of 7 modules and is designed to give users an introduction to corporate sustainability and the circular economy. The programme also provides an insight into how to incorporate sustainable practices and or circular economy principles to the workplace including in: energy usage, procurement and supply chains, social responsibility, business plans and stakeholder engagement. We also discuss the measuring and reporting of such sustainability performance considering for example data collection and reporting. This set of modules is geared towards UK civil service employees although the programme would suit anyone with an interest in corporate sustainability and the circular economy. The drive for introducing sustainable corporate practices in the workplace is only increasing; UK government departments and employees alike should be aware of such strategies and opportunities. Completing this module will give users the necessary knowledge to understand how their company aligns with these ideas.


This module will give learners an understanding of how to measure and report sustainability performance. We will discuss which sustainability metrics are essential and how this data should be collected and protected. We will also outline what successful reporting looks like in terms of transparency and accountability. Lastly, we will introduce the topic of capacity building and training and how these can be implemented. This module can be completed standalone or as Module 7 of the Sustainabiliy & The Circular Economy in the Civil Service Programme.

Understand Climate Change

understand how to measure and report sustainability performance in a successful and ethical way

Realize its impact

be able to explain the sustainability metrics and data collection required for reporting and transparency and the importance of capacity building and training

Sustainability and Circular Economy Module 7 – Measuring / Reporting Sustainability Performance

Who’s this course for?

This set of modules are aimed at anyone, employee or company, who has an interest in expanding their climate change knowledge.

It’s important change matters.

More than 30% of world’s electricity now comes from renewables, report reveals
More than 30 per cent of the world’s electricity is now generated using renewables and the European Union is well ahead of this global average, a new report has found.
Energy think tank Ember found that major growth in wind and solar helped push global electricity production past this milestone in 2023.

Two countries in Europe are powered by 100% renewable energy as wind capacity soars
Last year was the best year on record for new wind energy installation.
The world installed 116 gigawatts of new wind power capacity in 2023, according to the latest Global Wind Report from industry trade association the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC). 50 per cent increase since 2022.

Are you ready to make the change?

Enquire with us today for the full set of climate change modules