The CPPB course provides public and private sector professionals with the technical competencies required to mainstream climate change into national and sub-national development frameworks. It focuses on the integration of climate-resilient strategies into Medium Term Plans (MTPs), County Integrated Development Plans (CIDPs), and the national budget cycle. The curriculum covers climate finance tracking, the legal mandates of the Climate Change Act 2016, and the use of budget coding (like Rio Markers) to monitor climate-related expenditures.
About the Course
Aim of the Course
To enhance the capacity of officers to institutionalize climate change actions within public policy, planning, and budgeting processes to ensure sustainable development and effective mobilization of climate finance.
Target Audience
National Government Officers: Directors, planners, and budget officers from various line ministries. County Government Officials: Chief Officers, Directors, and County Planning/Budget Officers. Public Finance Management (PFM) Specialists: Accountants and auditors involved in tracking climate-related spending. Non-State Actors: Professionals from NGOs, CBOs, and the private sector involved in climate advocacy or project implementation.
Learning Outcomes
- Mainstream Climate Actions: Effectively integrate climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies into departmental plans and institutional policies.
- Apply Climate Budgeting: Utilize standardized budget coding and tracking tools to identify and report on climate-relevant expenditures within the IFMIS framework.
- Navigate Legal Frameworks: Interpret and implement the requirements of the Climate Change Act 2016 and the National Climate Finance Policy.
- Mobilize Resources: Develop bankable climate-resilient proposals and strategies to access domestic and international climate finance.
Mode of Delivery
Available delivery modes across campuses:
Duration: 2 Weeks
Campuses
Select your preferred campus to view schedules and apply:
Admission Criteria
Candidates must meet the minimum entry requirements as specified by the Kenya School of Government.
Language of Instruction: English
