ZRM-coaching as resource-oriented self-management - download the flyer (in German only)
- Competence development for self-help through the ZRM-coaching technique (Zurich Resource Model)
- Decision making and personal development
- Intrinsic motivation for goal achievement and support of self-regulation
Certified by ISMZ (Institute for Self-management and Motivation Zurich) - ZRM-Coach (certificat)
info@semadenicoaching.ch - please send me an email to request a preliminary conversation.
Environment oriented business management and sustainability coaching
- Environment oriented management, strategy identification and sustainable behavior
Support for SMEs in the area of environment and sustainability
- Environmental and sustainability strategies, esp. environmental aspects, esg, circular economy
- Support of SMEs in environment and sustainability reporting select the esg2go-service
- Second opinions in the area of environment and sustainability
Environmental management support
- Climate change, renewable energies; climate protection and CO2-management
- Environmental risk management and sustainable finance (environmental aspects)
- Management of contaminated sites, disposal sites (after-care) and remediation
- Second opinions in the area of environment and sustainability
Support in environmental and sustainability training / education
- Employee training in the field of environment and sustainability
- General introduction of environmental and sustainability aspects
Environmental management and sustainability are strongly linked as demonstrated in sustainability reporting of many companies and in evaluations based on ESG-standards. Environment is one of three main pillars in sustainability evaluations – environmental, economic, and social pillars.
Environment and sustainability relate to biodiversity, circular economy and sustainable finance as key areas for finding solutions to safeguard the planet's natural resources presently greatly under jeopardy by anthropogenic activities, i.e. as lost at breathtaking speeds.
To ensure our quality of life, it is important to build up natural resources in the form of natural capital. Instead of exploiting these through a one-directional economy, it is important to set market-based incentives to conserve natural resources (circular economy) and to rebuild them (ultimately quantifying the internalization of external costs/losses into the economic system). Natural resources must be available to later generations - for sustainable use. This requires legal frameworks and market-based instruments to reward environmental/ecosystem services as part of the economic system.