Who This Is For

This module is offered under a B2B licensing model and is ideal for:

  • Banks – Offer value-added climate education to corporate clients

  • Asset Managers – Strengthen resilience across portfolio companies

  • Insurance Companies – Support enterprise clients in understanding and mitigating physical risks

  • Large Corporations – Build climate capacity across suppliers and partners

Content Overview

This course introduces how climate change is already impacting businesses and why adapting to these changes is essential for long-term resilience. You will explore how physical climate risks; such as extreme weather events, heat stress, and flooding, affect key business areas including operations, infrastructure, supply chains, and workforce.

What the Training Covers

A practical, business-focused approach to climate adaptation, including:

  • Physical climate risks (flooding, heat, extreme weather)

  • Impacts on buildings, transport, supply chains, and workforce

  • Integrate adaptation into business strategy and decision-making

  • Integration into business strategy and operations

Content available for corporate license

5 video lessons + 5 quizzes

    1. Welcome to Course Demo!

      FREE PREVIEW

    2. Physical Risks

      FREE PREVIEW

    3. Test your learnings

      FREE PREVIEW

    1. Overview

    2. Buildings and Infrastructures

    3. Test your learnings

    1. Overview

    2. Employés et Conditions de Travail

    3. Test your learnings

    1. Overview

    2. Transport and Logistics

    3. Test your knowledge

    1. Introduction

    2. Supply Chains

    3. Test your knowledge

About this product

  • 0.5 hours of video content

Commercial Banking: Strengthening Client Resilience & Credit Risk Management

Use Case 1

A commercial bank integrates the Climate Adaptation module into its corporate client offering as part of its ESG advisory and risk management services. By educating clients on physical climate risks and adaptation strategies, the bank helps borrowers better anticipate disruptions affecting assets, operations, and supply chains. This improves clients’ resilience, enhances risk transparency, and supports more informed credit assessments, strengthening the bank’s overall portfolio risk management while deepening client relationships.

Corporate Supply Chains: Supplier Capacity Building & Climate Risk Intelligence

Use Case 2

A large enterprise deploys the ED4S platform to deliver climate adaptation training to its key suppliers. The module is used as part of a supplier engagement and capacity-building program to improve resilience across the value chain. As suppliers complete the training, the organization collects aggregated insights on climate risk awareness, preparedness, and maturity levels. This enables better supply chain risk mapping, targeted support, and stronger resilience across critical vendors.

Insurance: Linking Climate Resilience to Risk Pricing & Client Enablement

Use Case 3

An insurance company integrates the Climate Adaptation module into its client portal as a value-added service for enterprise policyholders. Clients are encouraged to build internal capacity on physical climate risks affecting insured assets and operations. The insurer uses engagement and resilience indicators as part of broader risk assessment frameworks, supporting more informed underwriting and risk pricing. At the same time, clients benefit from practical guidance to reduce exposure and improve long-term insurability.

Bring Climate Adaptation to Your Ecosystem

This module is currently available under a B2B licensing model only.

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FAQ

  • What is climate adaptation training for businesses?

    Climate adaptation training helps organizations identify, assess, and manage physical climate risks such as extreme weather events, supply chain disruptions, and infrastructure vulnerabilities. By equipping key stakeholders with a structured understanding of these risks, the training directly supports alignment with established climate risk disclosure and management frameworks, including the TCFD recommendations and ISSB IFRS S2 standards. In particular, it reinforces the “risk management” and “strategy” pillars by enabling organizations to integrate physical climate risks into enterprise risk processes, decision-making, and long-term resilience planning.

  • How can banks use climate training with their clients?

    Banks can offer this module as a value-added service to help clients assess climate risks, improve resilience, and align with evolving regulatory and market expectations.

  • Can this training be deployed on our LMS?

    Yes. The course is SCORM-compatible and can be deployed directly on your internal learning platform.

  • Can the content be customized or white-labeled?

    Absolutely. The module can be adapted to reflect your branding, sector, and strategic priorities.

  • Who should take this training?

    Employees, corporate clients, portfolio companies, and suppliers; any stakeholders exposed to climate-related operational risks.

  • How does this support supplier capacity building?

    It equips suppliers with the knowledge to anticipate and manage climate risks, strengthening overall supply chain resilience.

  • Is the course available for individuals?

    At this stage, the module is offered exclusively under B2B licensing agreements.

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