About this learning event

Climate impacts are becoming more frequent and severe, with risks expected to escalate in the coming decades. This two-part webinar series provides a comprehensive exploration of climate risk management strategies aimed at enhancing climate resilience. Participants will learn about the European Climate Risk Assessment (EUCRA) framework and its methodologies, as well as innovative practices and tools for addressing climate risks. The series is designed to offer both foundational knowledge and advanced insights into regional applications of climate risk management, ensuring participants are well-equipped to tackle the challenges posed by climate change in their professional roles.

What will you learn

Participants in this webinar series will gain the following:

• A thorough understanding of the fundamentals of climate risk management and its significance for public organizations and governance.
• Key strategies to enhance resilience to climate-related challenges, including policy and operational approaches.
• Detailed insights into the European Climate Risk Assessment (EUCRA), its methodologies, and findings.
• Case studies showcasing effective regional practices in climate risk management and adaptation.
• An opportunity to discuss challenges and practical solutions for implementing climate risk management strategies, tailored to regional contexts.

By the end of the webinars, participants will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to develop and implement climate risk management plans effectively in their organizations.

Who should attend

This webinar series is tailored for public officials working in ministries of finance, environment, public administration, and related institutions involved in climate-related policy and risk management. As well as for central bankers,  accountants, auditors, and policy advisors responsible for budgetary planning, financial risk assessment, and climate resilience initiatives

The learning initiative will be delivered by:

• Julie Berckmans, Expert - European Climate Risk Assessment, EEA
• Kati Mattern, Expert – European Climate adaptation platform/Climate-ADAPT, EEA
• Aneliya Nikolova, Expert - Climate Adaptation, EEA
• Margerita Topalli, Head of Division, Research Department, Bank of Albania

Practical information

To attend the webinars, participants are required to have:

• A working microphone and camera
• A computer or laptop capable of running video conferencing software
• A stable internet connection to ensure smooth access to the webinar sessions
• Participants are encouraged to test their equipment before the event to ensure a seamless experience.

Partners

This event is funded by the Ministry of the Environment, Climate and Energy and the Climate Change Fund of Slovenia.