Climate Investing

COURSE DURATION 5 DAYS

Date: 22^nd to 26^th June 2026

 

Introduction

Climate finance refers to local, national, or transnational financing—drawn from public, private, and alternative sources of financing—that seeks to support mitigation and adaptation actions that will address climate change.

This course covers climate science, policy and regulation, financial risks and opportunities, data and metrics, and portfolio management strategies across various asset classes.  Delegates will get to understand the implications of climate change on an investment organisation and incorporate relevant tools, techniques, and data into investment decision-making.

Highlights of the Course:

The course will cover the seven principles of strong climate change planning:

• Clear goals;
• Diverse strategies;
• Strong Fact Base
• Public participation;
• Coordination across actors, sectors, and plans;
• Processes for implementation and monitoring (MERLA);
• Techniques to address uncertainty.

Objectives

The participants will:

• Get an extensive understanding of climate investing

Meet evolving demands and understand considerations that are increasingly seen as material factors.

• Gain Innovative ideas

Learn from a curriculum built on the latest industry research and practice, helping you stay ahead in the developing landscape of climate investment.

• Global community

Build their network and learn with investment professionals from around the world, discussing and sharing ideas via an online forum.

• Future-proof knowledge

Learn the key climate investing skills you need to become the investment professional of tomorrow.

• Get Insights from experts

Benefit from the knowledge of established practitioners with a climate investing certificate developed by leaders in investment education.

• Get an enhanced professional profile

Earn a digital badge and certificate that demonstrates your mastery. Share it on social media and professional platforms to enhance their online profile.

Training Methodology

The training methodology for this training course on Climate Change Economics and Governance will involve a combination of lectures, case studies, group discussions, and practical exercises. The specific methods used will depend on the learning objectives of each session, as well as the needs and preferences of the participants. Here are some examples of the training methodology that may be used:

Lectures: In some sessions, the instructor will deliver lectures to provide foundational knowledge on key topics related to climate change economics and governance.

Case studies: To facilitate a deeper understanding of best practices and real-world examples, participants will analyse and discuss case studies related to climate change economics and governance.

Group discussions:   Participants will engage in group discussions to exchange ideas, perspectives, and experiences related to climate change and economic development.

Practical exercises: To apply knowledge and skills practically, participants will engage in exercises such as developing policy recommendations, evaluating the economic costs and benefits of different approaches, and designing innovative financing mechanisms.

Overall, the training methodology will be interactive, participatory, and focused on the practical application of concepts and tools related to climate change economics and governance

Who should Attend?

This training course on Climate Change Economics and Governance is relevant to a wide range of professionals who are interested in the economic and governance challenges posed by climate change, and the potential solutions for achieving sustainable and inclusive economic growth. Here are some examples of professionals who would benefit from attending this course:

• Policy-makers and government officials: This course can provide policy-makers and government officials with the knowledge and skills needed to develop effective policies and regulations for addressing climate change challenges.
• Private sector leaders: Private sector leaders, including CEOs, CFOs, and other executives, can benefit from attending this course by gaining a deep understanding of the economic risks and opportunities posed by climate change and how to integrate sustainability considerations into their business strategies.
• Sustainability professionals: Sustainability professionals, including sustainability managers and consultants, can benefit from attending this course by gaining a deep understanding of the economic and governance challenges posed by climate change and the potential solutions available for achieving sustainable and inclusive economic growth.
• Academics and researchers:   Academics and researchers in the fields of economics, environmental science, and governance can benefit from attending this course by gaining a broad and practical understanding of the latest research and best practices related to climate change economics and governance.
• NGOs and civil society organizations:  NGOs and civil society organizations that work on environmental and social justice issues can benefit from attending this course by gaining a deep understanding of the economic and governance challenges posed by climate change, and how to collaborate with other stakeholders to develop effective solutions.

Course Outline:

DAY 1. Introduction to Climate and Investing

• Climate Science Essentials: Understanding the science behind climate change, greenhouse gas emissions (Scopes 1, 2, and 3), carbon budgets, and the global impacts.
• Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation: Exploring solutions to reduce emissions and strategies to build resilience to physical climate impacts.
• The Global Finance Landscape: An overview of international agreements (like the Paris Agreement), national policies, and the role of public and private finance in funding the transition to a low-carbon economy.

 

DAY 2. Climate-Related Financial Risks and Opportunities

• Systemic Risks: Explaining how physical risks (e.g., extreme weather) and transition risks (e.g., policy, legal, technology shifts) affect the broader financial system.
• Impact on Corporate Performance: Analyzing how climate issues affect revenues, expenditures, asset valuation (including stranded assets), liabilities, and capital.
• Investment Opportunities: Identifying opportunities in areas like resource efficiency, renewable energy sources, clean technology, and the circular economy.

 

DAY 3. Data, Metrics, and Tools

• Climate Risk Measurement: Understanding key performance indicators (KPIs), metrics, and targets (such as net-zero goals) used to assess climate impact.
• Scenario Analysis and Stress Testing: Utilizing climate models and various scenarios (e.g., IPCC, IEA) to evaluate potential future impacts on portfolios.
• ESG Principles: Integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors into investment analysis and decision-making.

 

DAY 4. Investment Strategies and Asset Classes

• Investment Approaches: Assessing different methods for incorporating climate risk, such as exclusionary screening, best-in-class selection, thematic investing, and impact investing.
• Asset-Specific Analysis: Applying climate considerations to various asset classes:
  • Listed Equities and Fixed Income (bonds).
  • Private Equity and Debt.
  • Real Assets (Real Estate and Infrastructure).
• Specific Instruments: Understanding green bonds, sustainable finance instruments, carbon pricing, and carbon markets.

 

DAY 5. Portfolio Management and Stewardship

• Portfolio Construction: Integrating climate factors into overall portfolio strategy and risk management.
• Active Ownership: Strategies for investor engagement and stewardship with companies on climate-related issues and transition planning.
• Reporting and Disclosure: Navigating the evolving regulatory and corporate reporting landscape (e.g., TCFD frameworks) and meeting client needs.

Certificate

• On successful completion of this training course, the ALARDI Africa Certificate will be issued to the participants.

Venue:

Tanzania -Arusha                       Cost USD 2000

UAE-Dubai                                   Cost USD 2200

Date: 22^nd to 26^th June 2026