This course helps learners move from climate-risk awareness to climate-resilience action. It explains why climate risk is different from traditional financial risks, why infrastructure and real assets are especially exposed, and why existing climate-risk frameworks often stop short of telling investors and asset owners what to do next. Learners will examine the three core levers of climate action: mitigation, adaptation, and resilience.
The course shows how these levers differ, how they complement each other, and how they can be deployed at asset level to reduce emissions, limit physical damage, maintain service continuity, and improve financial outcomes. The course introduces the ClimaTech framework, a structured approach for identifying, comparing, and prioritising climate transition, adaptation, and resilience strategies. Learners will apply this logic to real asset-level decisions, including infrastructure sectors such as transport, data infrastructure, energy, water, and social infrastructure.
