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SUMMARY:Implications of climate change and climate policies for monetary 
 policy
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UID:2025_10_21_implication_of_climate_change_940514
DESCRIPTION:Duration\n\n3 days\n\nApplication deadline\n\n8 August 2025\n
 \nObjective\n\nThis course is designed for central bank officials with a
  focus on sustainability\, climate and monetary policy. It follows the r
 ecommendation of the “Sustainability Training Reference Guide” (STaR Gui
 de) released by the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS)\, a
 vailable via the Climate Training Alliance (CTA) Portal. The course requ
 ires intermediate knowledge\, such as that provided by the foundation co
 urse “Understanding climate risk – an introduction”. However\, it is not
  mandatory to have taken that specific course\; it is permissible for pa
 rticipants to have acquired their intermediate knowledge from other sour
 ces.\n\nThe STaR Guide provides a structure and recommendations for cent
 ral banks and financial supervisors to systematically establish a capaci
 ty building strategy on the basis of climate-related and environmental k
 nowledge. Capacity building is key to the acceleration of upskilling in 
 the NGFS central banking and supervisory community\, as well as a priori
 ty of the NGFS Chair\, Bundesbank Executive Board member Sabine Mauderer
 . As emphasised by the NGFS (2021)\, a continuous upskilling of knowledg
 e is necessary to account for an evolving understanding of climate‑relat
 ed and environmental risks and to implement robust risk management pract
 ices.\n\nContent\nClimate change and monetary policy implementation – fu
 ndamental considerations\nIntroduction and current developments in the N
 etwork for Greening the Financial System\nA practical example: the Euros
 ystem’s climate change action plan after two years of implementation\nGr
 eenness in the collateral framework\nClimate-related financial risks and
  the central bank balance sheet\nGreening the Inhouse Credit Assessment 
 System of the Deutsche Bundesbank\nSustainable finance data hub\n\nTarge
 t group\n\nThe expert panel is targeted at central bankers who are direc
 tly involved in monetary policy implementation\, with many years of expe
 rience working in this field. Candidates should have extensive knowledge
  and a sound understanding of monetary policy implementation and operati
 onal frameworks and should be familiar with the debate on green finance 
 and climate change as a source of risk. Participants will be expected to
  contribute actively to the panel by presenting the work/viewpoint of th
 eir central bank on this topic.
LOCATION:Frankfurt/Main
CONTACT:Deutsche Bundesbank – CIC\, tzk@bundesbank.de\, +49 69 9566-36605
 
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