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We are shaping a sustainable future. Be part of it!

The International Association for Sustainable Economy (IASE) was established in June 2020 in London by a group of experienced global practitioners and academics. The International Association for Sustainable Economy (IASE) and the Asia-Pacific ESG Strategy Research Institute (APESG) have officially established the IASE China Chapter, committed to advancing global sustainable development and fostering collaboration in the field of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance). The chapter aims to bridge the talent certification systems between the international community and China.

The courses feature three Nobel Economics laureates sharing cutting-edge insights, alongside UN advisors and leading scholars who contribute diverse expertise and practical cases. This authoritative lineup ensures high-quality, relevant learning experiences.

IASE aims to certify the competence of professionals and students from all fields of endeavor in ESG best practices and promote its values and importance to society.

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Mission

Advancing the ESG Profession for a better world!

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Vision

To contribute to a more sustainable future and development professionals and companies through the dissemination and certification of ESG knowledge and competences, seeking excellence in environmental, social, and governance practices.

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Future

IASE envisions a future in which societies worldwide instinctively understand the importance of ESG values and how they can improve our lives and make a positive difference for future generations.

A future in which everyone can readily identify competent and ethical sustainability professionals.

A world in which ESG professionals aspire to the highest levels of professionalism and in which there are clearly defined academic paths for those committed to the sustainability profession.

And where companies, regulators, governments, NGOs, international organizations, and other interested parties recognize and take the necessary steps to make ESG and sustainability issues their primary, not secondary, efforts.

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