Section outline

• Select section 1. INTRODUCTION TO DISINFORMATION

  1. INTRODUCTION TO DISINFORMATION

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  This module provides a foundational understanding of disinformation, exploring its definitions, characteristics, and impacts on public opinion and decision-making. It highlights the differences between disinformation, misinformation, and malinformation, offering insights into why and how disinformation is used to undermine societal progress.

  Objectives:

  • • 1. Understand the concept and significance of disinformation.
    • 2. Identify key tactics and strategies employed in spreading false narratives.
    • 3. Develop awareness of the social and environmental consequences of disinformation.
• Select section 2. CLEAN ENERGY SOURCES

  2. CLEAN ENERGY SOURCES

  This module introduces the main clean energy sources, including solar, wind, bioenergy and hydropower. It emphasises their characteristics, benefits and their crucial role in ensuring energy security and combating climate change.

  Objectives:

  • • 1. Explore the fundamentals of clean energy technologies.
    • 2. Understand the role of clean energy in reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
    • 3. Demonstrate the link between clean energy and the Sustainable Development Goals.
• Select section 3. DISINFORMATION NARRATIVES AND MODUS OPERANDI FOR CLEAN ENERGY

  3. DISINFORMATION NARRATIVES AND MODUS OPERANDI FOR CLEAN ENERGY

  This module focuses on identifying and analysing common disinformation narratives and strategies that work against clean energy solutions. Participants will learn to recognise misinformation patterns and assess their impact on public perception and policy making.

  
  Objectives:

  • • 1. Examine prevailing disinformation narratives about clean energy.
    • 2. Understand the tactics and channels used to spread misinformation.
    • 3. Learn to effectively counter disinformation with evidence-based communication.
• Select section 4. TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES TO COMMUNICATE SCIENCE EFFECTIVELY

  4. TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES TO COMMUNICATE SCIENCE EFFECTIVELY

  This module equips participants with practical tools and strategies to communicate complex scientific concepts to different audiences. The focus is on clarity, engagement and building trust while addressing the challenges of communicating about clean energy.

  Objectives:

  • • 1. Learn the principles of effective science communication.
    • 2. Develop skills to craft effective, audience-specific messages.
    • 3. Overcome common barriers to communicating about clean energy.
• Select section 5. PRACTICAL EXERCISES AND APPLICATIONS

  5. PRACTICAL EXERCISES AND APPLICATIONS

  This module offers practical activities and case studies to apply the knowledge acquired in the previous modules. Participants will take part in simulations, role plays and collaborative problem solving to consolidate their understanding and skills.

  Objectives:

  • • 1. Apply theoretical knowledge to real-life scenarios.
    • 2. Practise writing narratives to effectively debunk disinformation.
    • 3. Strengthen critical thinking and teamwork through interactive exercises.