Two-Day Online Training on “Logistics and ESG Principles” Successfully Completed”

Within the framework of the SEE-GL (Skills and Employment Enhancement in Green Logistics) project, a two-day online training entitled “Logistics and ESG Principles (Environmental, Social and Governance)” was successfully delivered, bringing together professionals, students and interested participants from Kosovo, as well as international participants from the project's partner countries.

The training was delivered by Sara Fusha Osmani, ESG Trainer, and aimed to enhance knowledge and develop professional skills related to the integration of ESG principles into the Transport and Logistics sector, highlighting the importance of environmental sustainability, social responsibility and good governance in business operations and practices.

Throughout the two-day training, participants had the opportunity to explore the key concepts and principles of ESG, understand their relevance to the Transport and Logistics sector, and discuss the challenges and opportunities arising from the evolving requirements of the European market.

One of the key highlights of the training was the presentation of the SEE-GL e-learning platform, a unique platform of its kind, designed to serve as a valuable resource for professionals, trainers and experts in the Transport and Logistics sector. The platform provides access to educational materials and professional learning content on ESG principles, supporting continuous competence development and preparing professionals who will be involved in delivering lectures and training programmes in this field in the future.

Furthermore, during the training, our colleague Nermin Palic presented the key achievements and results of the SEE-GL project, informing participants about the project's progress, implemented activities and its contribution to advancing skills and knowledge in the field of green logistics.

The participation of both local and international attendees created a valuable opportunity for exchanging experiences, discussing good practices and strengthening cooperation among professionals from the project's partner countries.

Through initiatives such as this, the SEE-GL project aims to contribute to the development of green skills, the advancement of professional competencies and the preparation of the workforce for the sustainable transformation of the Transport and Logistics sector.

We would like to thank all participants for their interest and active engagement, and extend our special thanks to our colleague Nermin for presenting the achievements of the SEE-GL project and sharing its results with all participants!