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Policy

Design AI environmental policy that can be measured, procured and enforced.

Seven modules covering the government stake, the current regulatory landscape for energy, water, carbon and AI, measurement as policy infrastructure, a five-stage path from awareness to national policy, procurement, and cross-border design.
5h 30m
of learning
7
modules
30 question
final assessment
80%
to pass
Credential
on completion

Green AI for Policy Makers

What
How
Tools
Who

How the course works

Every instrument carries its status

IN FORCE, CONDITIONAL, VOLUNTARY, PROPOSED or CONSULTATION, with the jurisdiction level and date.

Fictional jurisdictions for the exercises

Meridia and Calderon let you work the decisions without implying anything about a real country.

Clause patterns you can adapt

Procurement wording, review clauses and transition triggers, each with the conditions under which it holds.

What this course helps with

Understand what is already in force

A reference matrix of instruments by jurisdiction, each with its level, status and effective date, so policy work starts from the current position.

Ask for evidence that can be compared

Metric families, boundaries and units of work, so two suppliers can be assessed on the same basis.

Know which stage you are actually at

Five stages with exit tests, which tends to be more useful than a plan that assumes the first stage is complete.

Who this is for

  • Policy makers, regulators and public-sector digital leaders

  • Government procurement designers and standards participants

  • Advisors to ministries and public agencies

  • No technical background assumed

Related courses:

If you need to produce measurements rather than require them, SCI for AI Practitioner covers the measurement work.

What you will work with

The reference matrix

Energy, water, carbon, hardware and AI-specific instruments by jurisdiction, with thresholds and status.

The five-stage framework

Each stage with its exit test, for diagnosing where a jurisdiction actually stands.

The 90-day page

A template to subtract from when the programme starts from an incomplete stage.

What you will be able to do

  • Interpret and communicate AI’s environmental impacts, including scope and limitations
  • Classify instruments by level, status and effective date
  • Select the metric family that fits the policy question
  • Diagnose your jurisdiction’s stage and plan the next 90 days from where you actually are
  • Write procurement criteria and contract terms that produce comparable evidence
  • Design for interoperability, recognition and alignment across borders

The full course

Every module ends with an application exercise and a worked solution.

Assessment & Credential

How you are assessed

  • A short knowledge check after every module, drawn at random from that module’s pool
  • A final assessment of 30 scenario-judgement questions from a pool of 105+
  • 80% to pass, 60 minutes, retake available
  • Questions test judgement in situations you will meet — not recall of figures that date

What you earn

GSF Digital Credential
Green AI Policy Professional
  • Issued on passing the final assessment
  • Valid for 24 months, refreshed by a short update module
  • Shareable credential for your profile, CV and tender responses

Time to complete

Reading and exercises
5h 30m across 7 modules
Knowledge checks
About 5 minutes per module
Final assessment
60 minutes
Typical completion
1–2 weeks at a module per session, entirely self-paced

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The GSF Academy is currently in pilot. If your organization would like to enrol learners and issue GSF certifications to your teams, tell us a little about what you need and we'll follow up to discuss access, pricing, and enrolment.

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