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This course aims to empower policymakers, infrastructure planners and investors to understand the economic and financial performance of nature-based infrastructure and its co-benefits in comparison with “built” or “grey” infrastructure.

This e-course reviews a set of tools that can help development professionals screen for climate change and disaster risks during project preparation and sectoral- and national-level planning.

This course course examines shifts in infrastructure needs during the COVID-19 crisis and ways to advance new projects critical to sustainable and inclusive recovery amid difficult post-pandemic financing conditions.

This report provides details of waste management courses offered in the 15 PacWastePlus countries.

This online course is designed to equip those with the knowledge and tools required to apply systems thinking to complex food systems challenges in an integrated manner.

This self-paced online course educates professionals on how integrate climate resilience into public-private infrastructure partnerships.

This online course discusses the importance of climate change and other environmental challenges for central banks and financial supervisors, and the implications for macroeconomic and financial stability. It also examines possible policy responses and emerging practices.

This Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN) pack of presentations and exercises is for facilitators to use in training settings in order to help climate and development professionals integrate gender perspectives into climate projects and programmes.

ADBI offers an e-course on "Climate Change and Sovereign Risk". This course examines ways climate change affects the cost of sovereign borrowing—the interest rate on debt issued by a central government that determines debt servicing costs.

The World Bank Group is hosting a self-paced course on the "Hidden Side of Energy Access: Understanding Clean Cooking."