FSD Africa

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The Climate Finance Training programme’s objective is to accelerate access to climate finance in sub-Saharan Africa by developing the in-country capacity of regional policymakers, regulators, academia, and financial market participants. This training program will help grow the knowledge and capabilities of leaders to support the transition to a low-carbon and climate-resilient economy.

The climate finance training programme’s objective is to accelerate access to climate finance in sub-Saharan Africa by developing in-country capacity of regional policymakers, regulators, academia, and financial market participants. A key component of the climate finance training is to provide requisite skills needed to access the Green Climate Fund (GCF) or other climate funds, by exploring accreditation of direct access entities (DAEs), training of key technical sta_ within government and other non-state actors through the provision of project preparation support to assist capital mobilisation for climate-resilient projects within sub-Saharan Africa.

The programme will introduce delegates to the major concepts in public climate finance, and present the challenge of attracting private investment, especially for adaptation, within the African context. It will also provide an overview of the landscape of public and private climate financing opportunities to support the African private sector climate action today.

Training Requirements

Apply now. Experts in areas related to the environment, finance, or specific sectors are encouraged to apply.

Apply now. Experts in ministries/ public bodies working in areas related to the environment, finance, or specific sectors are encouraged to apply.

The the 2 training courses provided by CISL (Africa Climate Finance Leadership Programme) and IIED (Unlocking public climate finance for sustainable business transformation) will be held over a period of 5 days.

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Partners & Community

The University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), the Eastern and Southern African Management Institute (ESAMI), the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED), and FSD Africa.

Apply now. Experts in non-governmental bodies, civil society organizations interested in climate finance are encouraged.

The programme accepts a minimum of 100 participants annually. Those in government, banking, environment, insurance are encouraged to apply.