By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand the business risks and opportunities posed by climate change.
• Develop a climate resilience strategy for their organization.
• Implement climate resilience measures across their operations and supply chain.
• Communicate their climate resilience strategy and actions to stakeholders.

This course is designed for all senior managers from all industries and sectors. This course is suitable for a wide range of professionals from many sectors, but will greatly benefit:

Mid-level managers and senior engineers in charge of organizational supply chain management, human resources, asset management, production, sustainability, or similar responsibilities are the intended audiences. Overall, attending the Climate Resilience for Business Sustainability training course can provide a number of benefits for managers and engineers, both in terms of reducing the risk of disasters and in terms of improving the manager’s or engineer’s ability to respond to disasters.

Participants will gain:

• A deep understanding of how globalization impacts organizational dynamics.
• Practical tools to assess and mitigate risks related to market volatility, supply chain disruptions, and geopolitical shifts.
• Strategies for fostering a resilient culture that embraces change.
• Insights into creating sustainable business models that thrive in uncertain times.

Day One:

• Introduction to climate change and its business implications

• The risks and opportunities of climate change for businesses

• Assessing climate risks and opportunities
• Developing a climate resilience strategy

Day Two:

• Implementing climate resilience measures in operations
• Implementing climate resilience measures in the supply chain
• Monitoring and evaluating climate resilience performance

Day Three:

• Case studies of climate resilience in practice
• Understand Climate resilience leadership
• Group workshop on climate resilience planning
• Communicating climate resilience strategy and actions

Day Four:

• Climate resilience and the Sustainable Development Goals
• Climate resilience and corporate social responsibility
• Climate resilience and public policy

Day Five:

• Summary of key takeaways from the course

• Developing a personal action plan for climate resilience
• Resources for further learning and support

The course will use a mix of teaching methods, including lectures, case studies, group discussions, and workshops. Participants will have the opportunity to learn from experts in the field of climate resilience, as well as from their peers.