SusCrit MOOC on Sustainable Management of Critical Raw Materials supported by EIT RawMaterials Academy. Cover a series of aspects: consumption of natural resources, raw materials limitation, economic and political conditions that influence supply security, air and water pollution, recycling, the economic impact on European industry, and the need of a transition towards a Circular Economy.
Responsible Mining Principles Course: This one day course, run multiple times a year by IOM3 with Satarla, provides a comprehensive understanding of how sustainability and ESG principles can be integrated across the mining value chain to support responsible mining practices. It equips participants to identify risks and opportunities, implement effective ESG strategies, and report on performance.
WiM Success Lab: A World Bank–supported project delivered by IWIM with Satarla, strengthens Women in Mining organisations through eLearning. It builds governance, leadership, financial and technical skills, supporting advocacy and sustainability. The flexible, multilingual, free platform offers modular, inclusive training for global WIM leaders, volunteers, and members to collaborate and apply best practices.
Geology for Global Development course: a Open-Access Higher Education Teaching Module: ‘Geoscience and Sustainable Development’. The course is short, and designed for universities in the UK and beyond.
Technology Metals for a Green Future course, with University of Exeter via FutureLearn and HiTech AlkCarb is designed to enable learners to explore ow critical raw materials are found and used, and explore their role in contributing to a more sustainable future.