This course aims to explore the transition to a net-zero economy and the actions needed to achieve this goal. Participants will learn about the role of public markets, governments, and the cooperation between developed and developing countries in addressing the challenge of reducing emissions. The course covers topics such as persuading clients to invest sustainably, reshuffling companies towards sustainability, the role of banking in the transition, renewable energy, innovation, policy environments, carbon credit markets, and expanding private capital. The teaching method involves a combination of lectures, discussions, and case studies. This course is intended for individuals interested in sustainable finance, climate action, and the transition to a net-zero economy.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
How far are we along
The biggest picture
How are we going to meet the challenge
How does this issue and challenge look to you
The role of public markets
The role of governments
More than half of emissions come from China
Cooperation between developed and developing countries
How do you persuade clients to keep their money
Reshuffling of companies
Banking
Transition to Net Zero
Renew Power
Innovation
Policy Environments
Carbon Credit Market
Expanding Private Capital
Taught by
World Economic Forum
