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Biodynamic Farming and Gardening: Planting With the Lunar Calendar

4.3(43)

By John Academy

Explore the transformative world of Biodynamic Farming and Gardening in our comprehensive course. Learn to plant in harmony with the lunar calendar, enhance soil health, and integrate holistic practices for sustainable agriculture. Dive into biodynamic preparations, gardening techniques, and animal husbandry while exploring the social and economic dimensions of this eco-friendly approach. Join us on a journey towards sustainable and harmonious farming.

Biodynamic Farming and Gardening: Planting With the Lunar Calendar
Delivered Online On Demand1 hour 30 minutes
£23.99

Competition Law Course

3.5(2)

By Elearncollege

Description Competition Law Diploma Embarking on a learning journey with the Competition Law Diploma course paves the way for a deep understanding of the nuanced and imperative field of competition law. This comprehensive online course encapsulates vital aspects, beginning with the historical background of competition law, offering participants a well-rounded and detailed exploration into its evolution and establishing a robust foundation to build subsequent knowledge upon. Understanding the key concepts and principles of competition law becomes paramount, and this diploma doesn't shy away from imparting rigorous knowledge in this area. It meticulously covers the essentials, exploring various frameworks and legislations that shape and guide competitive practices within varied market structures. Learners will gain insights into how these principles play a crucial role in ensuring fair trade practices, protecting businesses, and safeguarding consumers' interests. A spotlight on regulatory bodies and their significant roles offers participants a profound understanding of the mechanisms and structures that enforce and oversee the application of competition law. It underscores the workings of various regulatory entities, elucidating their impact, jurisdiction, and authority in managing and ensuring adherence to stipulated competition laws and practices. The module addressing anti-competitive agreements sheds light on the nature, types, and implications of agreements that thwart competitive practices in the market. It delves into the intricacies of different anti-competitive practices, exploring the legal repercussions and offering participants a thorough understanding of the critical aspects that differentiate healthy competition from prohibited agreements. Dominance and its abuse in the market garner special attention in the Competition Law Diploma, ensuring learners comprehend the delicate balance that law seeks to maintain between allowing businesses to flourish and preventing them from exploiting their dominant position to the detriment of others. The course navigates through various scenarios and case studies to help participants discern the fine line between competitive and abusive dominant behaviours. In the realm of merger control, the diploma facilitates a rich understanding of the processes, legislations, and implications related to mergers in the competitive landscape. It elucidates how merger control plays a pivotal role in maintaining a balanced market, protecting smaller entities, and preventing the creation of monopolies or anti-competitive structures. Exploring the enforcement and sanctions related to competition law, the course ensures that participants become adept at comprehending the consequences, legal frameworks, and procedures involved in enforcing competition law. It propounds on various sanctions and their applications, offering a robust view into the aftermath of breaches in competition law. The interplay of UK and EU competition law, especially in the light of recent political developments, offers a riveting study into how national and international laws coexist, influence, and navigate through the complex terrains of global and local markets. It elucidates how laws within the UK intertwine with those in the larger EU context, and how this interplay impacts businesses operating across borders. Sector-specific competition issues and the future of competition law are pivotal components of the Competition Law Diploma, providing a forward-looking perspective and enabling participants to anticipate, understand, and navigate through the possible future shifts and challenges in competition law. Engaging with the Competition Law Diploma not only offers a profound theoretical understanding but also imparts practical knowledge through case studies, real-world examples, and interactive sessions, ensuring that learners are well-equipped to navigate through the intricate world of competition law. In the fast-evolving digital world, this online course provides flexible learning options, allowing participants to learn at their own pace, ensuring that distance and schedules are not barriers to acquiring quality education in competition law. The Competition Law Diploma stands out as a remarkable choice for anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the multifaceted world of competition law, whether they are legal professionals, business leaders, or ambitious learners aspiring to carve a niche in this vital sector. Enrol in the Competition Law Diploma course today to unlock a world where robust knowledge of competition law becomes your tool to navigate through the compelling world of market competition, legal frameworks, and fair business practices. What you will learn 1:Historical Background of Competition Law  2:Key Concepts and Principles 3: Regulatory Bodies and their Roles 4:Anti-Competitive Agreements 5:Dominance and its Abuse 6:Merger Control 7:Enforcement and Sanctions 8:The Interplay of UK and EU Competition Law 9:Sector-Specific Competition Issues 10:Future of Competition Law  Course Outcomes After completing the course, you will receive a diploma certificate and an academic transcript from Elearn college. Assessment Each unit concludes with a multiple-choice examination. This exercise will help you recall the major aspects covered in the unit and help you ensure that you have not missed anything important in the unit. The results are readily available, which will help you see your mistakes and look at the topic once again. If the result is satisfactory, it is a green light for you to proceed to the next chapter. Accreditation Elearn College is a registered Ed-tech company under the UK Register of Learning( Ref No:10062668). After completing a course, you will be able to download the certificate and the transcript of the course from the website. For the learners who require a hard copy of the certificate and transcript, we will post it for them for an additional charge.

Competition Law Course
Delivered Online On Demand9 days
£99

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New Garden Cities Alliance - Community Interest Company

new garden cities alliance - community interest company

London

HOME / ABOUT Welcome to the New Garden Cities Alliance We are an alliance of organisations – commercial and not-for-profit – and as well as individuals – dedicated to promote the formation of new, genuine Garden Cities. Our aim is to work in partnership with existing bodies to establish standards for Garden Cities that Britain can be proud of. Also to establish exemplars for an environmentally sustainable society that promotes the wellbeing of all citizens. In particular we wish to set minimum standards for Garden Cities: 1. Being applied to establish new settlements or for transforming existing urban precincts; 2. To integrate the design of their invisible architecture of ownership, control and funding with their visible architecture to promote the common good; 3. That requires mutual ownership of all land to capture and share its value on negotiable basis with all residents be they homeowners or tenants; 4. To attracts investors, entrepreneurs, established and new businesses to add value to the community on basis that equitably shares any profits in excess of the incentive to invest; 5. With the capacity to become largely self-reliant in regards to the basic needs of its residents for water, food and energy and value adding activities to sustain citizen prosperity in perpetuity; 6. That inspires citizens, leaders, community groups, planners, architects and all other stakeholders to work together to a common vision of an ecologically sustainable, fair and equitable society. The New Garden Cities Alliance has been tasked by the signatories of the Letchworth Garden City Declaration to create a movement and organise the consensus to setup the mechanisms so that an agreed definition of what a Garden City is can take root and we can give new settlements the confidence to call themselves ‘Garden Cities’ if they meet a set of agreed social, planning and architectural criteria.

Institute of Technology, Sligo

institute of technology, sligo

Here is everything you need to know about ATU Sligo! We are one of Ireland’s leading third level institutions for over 50 years and a great destination to get a high quality education. We are a home to over 8,600 students across its undergraduate, postgraduate and apprenticeship programmes. We offer 80 full time and 150 part time online courses courses across three schools: Business and Social Sciences; Engineering and Design; and Science, as well as a wide range of taught postgraduate courses or research-based opportunities. Over the last decade we’ve created a stunning 21st century learning environment making the Institute a modern campus. Sligo campus has an important role in driving economic and social development in the North West of Ireland. Find us in Sligo under the shadow of Benbulben and at the heart of the Wild Atlantic Way.

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Ark Kingdom

ark kingdom

Plymouth

Social Enterprise Accreditation Authority,Social Enterprise Mark CIC is an award-winning international social enterprise accreditation authority, which recognises and builds the capabilities of social enterprises as competitive, sustainable businesses, dedicated to maximising social impact. We provide clear standards to assure the business model remains ethical, credible and commercial.

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Artizan International

artizan international

5.0(10)

Harrogate

We create beautiful, joy-giving, artisan-made cards, gifts, jewellery and home accessories . Fair-trade, high quality products, made ethically and mindfully in Ecuador and Peru.

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aboutbalancebrighton.com

aboutbalancebrighton.com

4.5(168)

About Balance is a fair-trade, low cost, wellbeing centre in the heart of Brighton offering classes, therapies, workshops and floats.

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The Peloton Café

the peloton café

4.4(91)

Hull

The Peloton Cafe, Hull! – A Warm & Welcoming Cafe serving Fair Trade Coffee, Speciality Teas and a range of Cakes, Snacks and Hot & Cold Food! This is the home page's excerpt

AyurDevon Remedies

ayurdevon remedies

London

AyurDevon Remedies sustainable hair and skin care range was designed to combine the healing properties of plants with organic and fair-trade oils in order to be nourishing and kind to the skin and the environment, helping to reduce our plastic footprint. Our selection of all-in-one soap bars is based on Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of healing with nature, using locally grown plants. Our soap is handmade using the traditional cold process method with only organic and fair trade oils. It is plastic-free, palm oil-free, vegan and lovingly handmade using herbs from the soap maker’s own garden in the entire Herbal Infusion collection. The specialist soaps according to Ayurvedic principles combine lovely essential oils and homemade infusions for the optimal healing impact. Over the years, we have expanded our collection to include all-in-one lotions for each Ayurvedic skin type, Hand Sanitiser and a Liquid Soap. Come into the shop for a chance to view our full selection!

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Catherine Hambridge Jewellery

catherine hambridge jewellery

Catherine Hambridge is a designer and maker of silver and gold contemporary jewellery. She hand makes all her own creations in her sunny Hastings studio, predominately working with eco silver, the 100% recycled alternative and recycled 9ct or Fair Trade Gold. Catherine uses sustainable materials where possible and is striving towards being 100% sustainable for the future. All Gemstone chosen by Catherine are Fair Trade, this means her supplier can follow the gemstones all the way back to the mine, where they have significant impact on the mining itself. Her work is influenced by her close connection to the sea and landscape down at Pett Level where she grew up. The lines, forms and circles that reappear and repeat themselves in her etched pieces are reminiscent of her long relationship to the southern coast. By manipulating the surface of the metal with her unique and distinct style, leaving intricate layers of textured silver, her work echoes natural forms in the landscape.

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Wirral Environmental Network

wirral environmental network

London

Wirral Environmental Network is a local charity which aims to advance the education of the public about the preservation of our world’s natural environment, ecological sustainability, natural resource conservation, waste minimisation, recycling and the principles of fair trade, within Wirral and the surrounding area. It is also a focal point for sustainability issues locally and is the administrative centre for projects including A-Z of Horticulture, Health through Horticulture, Wirral Tree Wardens, Furniture Reuse, Reuse Craft Groups, Cool Communities, Carbon Literacy and many more. Together with Green organisations throughout the country, we believe we are a potent catalyst for change. But this change will not happen automatically. We need people from all walks of life to join us. We can all see the problems planet Earth is facing, so we shouldn’t need much persuading. This is important work, and it is very rewarding.

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Development Education Project

development education project

5.0(1)

DevelopmentEducation.ie is an online resource focused on the unequal and unjust shape of the world today. It offers resources to stimulate debate and discussion about the issues and challenges we face and which encourage us to make decisions about the type of world we need and want to create. It is a place for primary and post primary teachers, youth workers, students, adult and community workers and those with an interest in development, sustainability and human rights. It is a place to learn about and explore: The basic shape of our (unequal 80:20) world International development and underdevelopment Human rights (and human wrongs) (in)Justice and (in)equality issues Race and interculturalism Views and perspectives on a variety of development issues including poverty, exclusion, women’s rights, HIV and AIDS, discrimination, aid, etc. Development and human rights education It is a place to find ideas, tools and materials for exploring controversial and contested issues such as human development, sustainability, fair trade, women’s rights etc. with stimulus resources, statistics, debates, viewpoints and values enquiry. It includes: A searchable online resource library Downloadable themed issue guides, development data, cartoons and photographs Blogs and opinion pieces from teachers, activists, development workers, students and educators Photo stories, ‘Top 10s’, resource reviews, An action hub with project case studies Teacher and educator guides Campaign ideas and action projects Details on resource centres in Ireland

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