Sustainable Finance denotes financial systems, services and products that are integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG Criteria) into business and/or investment decisions such that current social, environmental, and livelihood needs are not compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

Sustainable finance practices are rapidly evolving:

• Definitions of ESG factors and domains
• Incorporation of sustainability into business strategies
• Governance, policies and risk management applicable to ESG Risks
• ESG and climate-related disclosures
• Green Financial Products
• Engaging financial industry clients to reorient their investment plans to ensure consistency with the Paris Agreement
• Reorienting financial flows away from unsustainable activities

This Collection of Academy courses covers diverse aspects of Sustainable Finance. An important sub-category focuses on Input-Output Economic Models and their role in Sustainable Finance.

Access these Courses at the Open Risk Academy

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Courses in Sustainable Finance

• Crash Course on Input-Output Model Mathematics
• Input-Output Model Interactivities
• The Climate Dictionary Quiz
• The Green Public Procurement Challenge (Online Game)
• Input-Output Models as Graph Networks
• Input-Output Models with Python