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Training & Capacity Building

Shaping the next generation of climate finance leaders

GCFC’s Training & Capacity Building workstream focuses on strengthening institutional and market capabilities to support the mobilization and deployment of climate finance.
Through a combination of executive training programs, knowledge platforms, and strategic partnerships with academic institutions and market practitioners, GCFC delivers applied learning experiences tailored to public and private sector stakeholders.
These initiatives are designed to equip decision-makers with practical tools and insights to navigate evolving climate finance landscapes, structure investment solutions, and support the transition to climate-resilient economies.

Climate Investment Executive Training Program LEARN MORE

Launched a first-of-its-kind regional Climate Investment Executive Training Program, delivered in partnership with NYU Abu Dhabi Stern School of Business, Transition Investment Lab and ADGM Academy, and supported by GCFC ecosystem partners, convening senior financial and public sector leaders to strengthen institutional capacity and accelerate climate capital deployment.

 

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Webinar Series – Season 1 – The Climate Investment Lifecycle LEARN MORE

A virtual platform convening global experts, financial institutions, and policymakers to explore key friction points across the climate investment lifecycle. Season 1 addressed priority topics including capital mobilisation, transition finance frameworks, and emerging investment approaches, with a focus on practical application and market developments.

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Webinar Series – Season 2 – Financing the Water Transition LEARN MORE

Building on Season 1, Season 2 focuses on water finance and infrastructure, aligned with the UAE’s priorities and the United Nations Water Conference 2026.
The series explores financing mechanisms, country-level strategies, and scalable solutions to address water-related challenges in emerging markets.

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