University of Copenhagen

The Sustainable Development Goals - A global transdisciplinary vision for the future

Sustainability

Sustainable Growth

Sustainable Cities

Sustainable Design

Sustainable Systems

Sustainable Development Goals

Global Partnerships

Global Policy

Global Politics

Human Behavior

Education

Model United Nations

Certificate - The Sustainable Development Goals - A global transdisciplinary vision for the future

Managing the Company of the Future

University of London

Evannah is the founder and CEO of an organisation called Terran Industries.
They help companies to reduce their carbon emissions across their entire supply chain through consulting and then execution of specific initiatives.
 
Their values are transparent on the climate action and “zero waste” fronts.   They’re members of the Victoria Chamber of Commerce and also the Ellen McArthur Foundation in England.
 
Evannah has studied sustainability via the University of Copenhagen, Cambridge University, and The University of London.  She’s also studied climate resilience via the UN.  They’ve delivered “Climate Action In Politics” research findings to the Australian Conservation Foundation and they’ve been interviewed as a special guest on Import Export TV.
 
What’s not commonly known about Evannah is that she’s an avid reader and has a “Library” of more than 4,000 books!

Sustainability host for Import Export TV, promoting and showcasing sustainable solutions to the international trade & logistics markets.

Import Export TV

Host of The Green Economy

Online community of climate action focused individuals and businesses

Climate Salad

Member

Victorian Cleantech Cluster 

University of Cambridge

Circular Economy & Sustainability Strategies

Nature-based Solutions for Disaster and Climate Resilience

United Nations Environment Programme

Evannah Jayne / Certificate - The Sustainable Development Goals - A global transdisciplinary vision for the future

The Sustainable Development Goals - A global transdisciplinary vision for the future

University of Copenhagen

Progress

Skills