The program provides an opportunity to explore the vital interaction of the environment and the economy. It also provides skills training including conflict resolution, stakeholder dialogue processes, change management, cross-cultural communication and public presentation. LEAD provides valuable international experience and networking opportunities not widely available to professionals at the mid-career level. Over the course of the program, participants meet at four national and international training sessions. The international sessions are a unique opportunity to meet and work with professionals from around the world and provide Canadians entry to a powerful global network.
Spaces are limited.
Deadline for applications is May 1, 1999. The report explores the problems and potential solutions related to Canada's current and projected trends in GHG emissions in urban transportation. One-quarter of Canada's total GHG emissions are attributed to transportation, and roughly half of that is due to urban transportation. The largest single source of GHG emissions from transportation is the automobile. In 1995, automobiles and light trucks accounted for over 50 per cent of all GHG emissions from transportation sources.