DDRS I

But du cours

1. Historical approach to DDRS and global SDGs (4h)

• Understanding the origins and evolution of Sustainable Development and Social Responsibility (DDRS).

• Comprehending the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) as an international reference framework.

• Identifying and analyzing the progress of the SDGs at different territorial scales (international, national, regional).

• Identifying DDRS challenges in a territory using the SDGs.

1. Historical approach to economic models (4h)

1. Introduction to stakeholder theory (4h)

1. **Planetary boundaries (4h)

Acquis d'apprentissage visés

• Briefly describe the 9 planetary boundaries and identify their interconnections.

• Describe the causes and consequences of global warming based on IPCC (and other institutions such as the HCC) reports. Explain and illustrate the concepts of adaptation and mitigation.

• Describe the causes and consequences of biodiversity loss based on IPBES reports. Cite and illustrate key ecosystem services.

• Identify the impacts of the dominant economic model on global resources (mineral resources, water, biomass, energy).

• Cite the main stages in the emergence of CSR, sustainable development, and the SDGs. Identify social and societal challenges of sustainable development and locate the corresponding SDGs.

• Demonstrate how an organization can act on each SDG.

• Identify types of organizations with positive social, societal, or environmental impact (social and solidarity economy organizations — ESS, solidarity-based utility companies — ESUS, mission-driven companies).

• Analyze key governance models (stakeholders, objectives, decision-making processes) in light of economic, social, societal, and environmental challenges of sustainable development.

Programme

1. Planetary boundaries: presentation of the 9 boundaries, interactions, and global challenges.

1. Climate change: causes, consequences, IPCC and HCC reports, mitigation and adaptation concepts.

1. Biodiversity loss: IPBES reports, ecosystem services, and human dependence on living systems.

1. Natural resources and the dominant economic model: extraction, pressures on water, biomass, minerals, and energy.

1. History and structuring of sustainable development: CSR, SD, SDGs, and associated social/societal challenges.

1. Organizations’ actions on the SDGs: levers, strategic coherence, operational integration.

1. Discovering impact organizations: ESS, ESUS, mission-driven companies, and alternative models.

1. Governance and decision-making: analyzing organizational models in light of economic, social, societal, and environmental challenges.

Modalités d'évaluation

Written exam: 2.0h - Coefficient: 1.0

Supports

Materials available on the Moodle platform.