Cincinnati Training Institute
Courses Focused on Green

Incorporating green and sustainable thinking into your community development work is a great idea for professionals and their organizations. Explore the latest developments in this approach by choosing among the following courses:

AH232 Green Building Fundamentals for Affordable Housing

This course will provide an in-depth introduction to "greening" affordable housing — that is energy-efficient, durable, healthy and environmentally responsible.

AH245 Integrating Green Fundamentals into Multifamily Housing
This course will review basic green building principles and then apply them to multifamily and senior housing to promote developments that are energy and water efficient, incorporate daylighting, include healthful materials and construction methods and provide 21st century systems coordination.

CB245 Taking Green Action in Your Community
This course will give you four tools you can take home to promote green in your community: community planning and design; issue-based organizing and advocacy; education and social marketing; and neighborhood self-management.

CP240 Greening Housing Rehab

Greening Housing Rehab provides the tools and information that rehab specialists and construction managers require to incorporate Green Building Science into their minor to major rehab work write ups, specs and construction techniques.

CP243 Building Healthy Homes
This course provides practical training in techniques to address these interconnected concerns — health, energy conservation, environment, accessibility and durability.

NR117 Environmental Sustainability in Neighborhood Revitalization
Through case studies and practical exercises, you will learn tools to advance sustainable development at the regional and neighborhood level, and measure your progress towards achieving sustainability goals. You will also learn about the most recent policy developments and new models guiding sustainable development work.

 

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