SHiFTERRA Consultancy is proud to share a recent milestone reflecting our continued commitment to advancing climate finance and strengthening climate transition capacity in emerging markets.
In cooperation with Ecorys and Greenera Consultancy, SHiFTERRA successfully contributed to the delivery of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) Climate Transition Programme–Egypt.
Building the knowledge and practical capacity needed to support a resilient, sustainable, and climate-ready financial sector in Egypt.
A Collaborative Capacity-Building Journey
The programme brought together Egyptian financial institutions through a comprehensive and practice-oriented learning journey designed to strengthen institutional understanding and practical application of climate risk management and climate transition planning.
Learning Through Practice
Over three months, participants engaged in a structured, multi-modal learning programme supported by both international and local experts.
Expert-Led Learning
Online masterclasses and e-learning modules provided participants with structured technical knowledge and international perspectives.
Practical Application
In-person workshops, practical exercises, and business simulations helped translate learning into real-world application.
Peer-to-Peer Exchange
Collaborative learning encouraged participants to exchange experiences and explore sector-specific climate transition challenges.
The programme combined technical understanding with practical tools to support stronger climate governance, informed decision-making, and meaningful progress across Egypt’s financial sector.
Key Areas of Focus
Participants explored essential climate finance concepts and applied practical perspectives to support climate transition planning and market-wide progress.
Turning Learning into Climate Action
At SHiFTERRA Consultancy, we are proud to contribute to initiatives that strengthen climate resilience and support the financial sector in navigating the transition toward a low-carbon and sustainable economy. We look forward to seeing participating institutions translate this learning into concrete climate transition actions and meaningful long-term progress.