Climate Change and Green Finance in International Development

The Climate Change and Green Finance in International Development seminar enables participants to better understand and navigate the fast-changing universes of climate change and green financing, as well as to develop strategies to access available green funding.

Individuals, institutions, and countries are increasingly confronted with the realities of climate change and the green financing funding gap to help address this crisis. The seminar is designed to incorporate perspectives from different sectors and focus on cross-cutting issues, including understanding donor and private sector approaches, developing legal, regulatory, and institutional frameworks, and accessing green finance.

The course covers an overview of the current climate change universe, donor policies and directions, green finance instruments and products, legal and regulatory aspects, and the role of the private sector and other stakeholders. Upon successful completion, participants are awarded a Certificate of Completion, provided they attend all sessions promptly, read assignments, and participate in group exercises.

Tuition for the seminar is US$2,245, which includes classroom instruction, materials, and select social events. Transportation, meals, accommodation, and incidentals are not included.