In February 2023, a new round of the ETF blended training was launched in French. 80 participants from 21 countries were included in the programme, which started off with a 5 week facilitated online course. Each week participants took part in self-study e-learning modules and virtual sessions with experts and peers, focusing on a range of topics from the reporting requirements of the ETF, to the assessment of sustainable development impacts of mitigation actions, and the development of strong institutional arrangements.
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