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Orientation and Foundations of Climate Risk

Course Overview

Climate Risk Basics: Physical vs. Transition

Methods and Tools for Climate Risk Assessment

Data, Metrics, and Climate Scenarios

Assessment Methodologies and the Risk Matrix

Carbon Accounting and Financial Linkages

Regulatory Frameworks and Disclosure

Climate Disclosure Standards and Regulatory Requirements

Applying Climate Risk in Sectors and Strategies

Physical Risk in Practice: Infrastructure and Supply Chains

Transition Risk in Practice: Energy, Industry, and Finance

From Assessment to Action: Integrating into Decisions

Case Studies, Practice, and Evaluation

Guided Exercise: Build a Basic Climate Risk Assessment Matrix

Quiz 1: Foundations and Taxonomy

Quiz 2: Scenarios, Data, and Metrics

Quiz 3: Risk Matrix and Methodologies

Quiz 4: Disclosure and Regulation

Quiz 5: Sector Applications and Strategy Integration

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Climate Risk Assessment: Physical, Transition, Scenario Analysis, and Strategy is a practical, end-to-end course designed for professionals who need to assess, disclose, and act on climate-related risks. You will learn how physical hazards and transition dynamics translate into financial impacts, operational vulnerabilities, and strategic opportunities. The program demystifies the data, metrics, and methodologies behind robust climate risk assessment—covering hazard, exposure, and vulnerability—then shows you how to convert insights into decision-ready outputs for governance, ERM, and capital planning. Through scenario analysis frameworks such as IPCC and NGFS, you will evaluate risk across multiple time horizons, geographies, and policy pathways. You’ll connect carbon accounting (Scopes 1, 2, and 3) to transition risk, cost of capital, and abatement strategies, and understand evolving disclosure requirements like TCFD and ISSB/IFRS S2. Sector-focused modules illustrate how to assess risks for infrastructure, supply chains, energy, industry, and finance, while guided exercises and quizzes reinforce learning and build confidence. By the end, you will have a repeatable approach to prioritize risks, design adaptation and transition plans, and align targets and KPIs with resilience and net-zero strategy.

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            <p>Climate risk is now a core driver of strategy, finance, and sustainability decisions. This course provides a rigorous, practitioner-focused pathway to identify, assess, and act on climate risks across physical and transition dimensions, and to translate insights from scenario analysis into governance, capital allocation, and disclosure. You will build fluency in the taxonomy of acute and chronic physical hazards, as well as policy, technology, market, legal, and reputational transition risks—then apply materiality and prioritization concepts to determine what matters most for businesses, governments, and communities. From the outset, you will see how climate risk connects to enterprise value, cost of capital, and resilience, and how assessment outputs become decision-ready inputs for boards, executives, and risk committees.</p>
<p>Methods and tools are at the center of the journey. You will learn how to work with climate data and uncertainty, interpret IPCC and NGFS scenarios, and use key metrics—hazard, exposure, vulnerability, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity—across time horizons and geographies. The course guides you through building a climate risk assessment matrix (likelihood × impact), balancing qualitative and quantitative approaches, and recognizing thresholds and tipping points. You will connect greenhouse gas accounting (Scopes 1, 2, 3), abatement options, and marginal abatement cost curves to transition risk and financing implications, integrating these insights within enterprise risk management.</p>
<p>Because regulatory expectations shape practice, you will examine TCFD, ISSB/IFRS S1 and S2, the SEC’s climate proposals, and the EU’s CSRD—covering governance, strategy, risk management, and metrics and targets—along with investor, lender, insurer, and rating agency expectations. Sector-focused modules then move from theory to application: assessing acute and chronic physical risks for infrastructure and supply chains; mapping transition risks across energy, industry, and finance; and designing transition plans aligned with net zero and resilient business models. Finally, you will embed climate risk into governance, ERM, capital planning, and product and supply chain decisions, setting targets and KPIs that link resilience with sustainability goals.</p>
<p>To consolidate learning, you will complete a guided exercise to build a basic climate risk assessment matrix—scoping assets and timeframes, identifying top hazards and exposures, scoring likelihood and impact, and prioritizing actions—supported by decision-ready documentation of assumptions and uncertainties. A structured assessment pathway with quizzes on foundations, scenarios and data, methodologies, disclosure, and sector integration ensures mastery at each step. By the end, you will be able to perform credible climate risk assessments, meet evolving disclosure requirements, and convert analysis into concrete strategies that protect value and capture opportunity.</p>
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