
European Union funded AICRSL project, implemented by United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO), in collaboration with The Sri Lanka Climate Fund (Pvt) Ltd (SLCF), operating under the Ministry of Environment, is pleased to announce the Call for Applications to participate in its Industry Training on Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Accounting and Decarbonization.
The programme will train 150 participants across five batches, with 30 participants per batch: two General Industry batches, one Food and Beverage including Plantations batch, one Textiles and Garments batch, and one Rubber and Plastics batch. Each batch will attend two training days covering core GHG accounting, decarbonization planning and practical case studies.
This training will help you strengthen the skills needed to understand your organization’s GHG emissions, improve emissions data collection and reporting, and identify opportunities to reduce emissions. You will learn from technical experts and apply the concepts to examples relevant to your industry.
Day 1: Core GHG accounting: Introduction to relevant standards, reporting boundaries, Scope 1, Scope 2 and Scope 3 emissions, and calculation methods.
Day 2: Industry applications: Decarbonization planning and practical case studies relevant to your training area.
Practical learning: Calculation exercises, group discussions, case study presentations and knowledge checks.
The proposed training schedule is shown below. Sessions will run from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Full attendance on both days of the allocated batch is required.
Batch | Training area | Day 1 | Day 2 |
1 | Textiles and Garments | 19-Nov-26 | 26-Nov-26 |
2 | Food and Beverage, including Plantations | 20-Nov-26 | 26-Nov-26 |
3 | General Industry — Batch 1 | 25-Nov-26 | 4-Dec-26 |
4 | General Industry — Batch 2 | 27-Nov-26 | 4-Dec-26 |
5 | Rubber and Plastics | 30-Nov-26 | 3-Dec-26 |
Training will take place in Colombo or the Greater Colombo area, and the confirmed venue details will be communicated to selected applicants.
The training is fully funded and provided free of charge to selected participants.
Applications are invited from Sri Lankan citizens residing in Sri Lanka who work in or support manufacturing and related sectors, including sustainability, environment, energy, compliance, operations, engineering, consultancy, research, and GHG data collection or reporting.
Relevant qualifications and work experience will be considered during selection. Previous GHG accounting experience is an added advantage but is not mandatory.
FEMALE CANDIDATES ARE STRONGLY ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.
Your CV must accurately support the qualifications, employment history, experience and technical exposure declared in the application. False or misleading information may result in disqualification.
Selected applicants will be notified by 16 November 2026.
Call for Applications is now open.