Climate Risk and Adaptation
Finance and Investment.

A two-day course on how organisations cost adaptation options and decide how the response is paid for.

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  • 25–26 February 2027
  • 8:30am-4:30pm
  • Sydney
  • From $695 · early bird closes 29 January 2027
Climate Adaptation Finance

Registrations

Early-bird rate for the two-day Climate Adaptation Finance course. Closes 11:59 pm AEDT, 29 January 2027.

Early-bird pricing closes 29 January 2027. Registrations continue after that at the standard rate.

After 29 January 2027

  • In person, per person$2,195
  • Live stream, per person$795
  • Group of 3 or more from one organisation, in person, per person$2,085
  • Group of 3 or more from one organisation, live stream, per person$755

All prices include GST.

In person, per person incl GST$1,995
Live stream, per person incl GST$695
Group of 3 or more from one organisation, in person, per person incl GST$1,895
Group of 3 or more from one organisation, live stream, per person incl GST$660
Total$0

Prefer to pay by invoice? See the purchase order request page or email admin@apter.au.

*The group rate applies when three or more people from the same organisation register for the same course. Select it for each person in the group. It is 5% off whichever price is open, early bird or standard. All prices include GST.

How to attend

In person

Two days in Sydney, including:

  • Expert-led sessions on valuation, appraisal and funding
  • Worked examples from Australian adaptation investment decisions
  • An applied session on a funding decision you bring with you
  • Discussion with professionals across finance, insurance, infrastructure and government

Live stream

Join the same sessions as they run, including:

  • The full two days of expert-led sessions, live
  • Questions to the instructors during the session
  • Course materials and the Certificate of Completion

The applied session and the discussion between participants work best in the room. Small teams from one organisation are welcome in either mode, and the group rate applies from three people.

The course runs subject to minimum enrolment. If Apter postpones or cancels it, you choose a full refund or a transfer.

What is included

All registrations include:

  • Access to the sessions covered by your attendance option.
  • Course materials.
  • Certificate of Completion.

Questions

Do I need to have done Climate Risk and Adaptation first?
No. The two courses work well in sequence, and experienced practitioners can start here.
What does it cost?
The early-bird rate is open now and closes 11:59 pm AEDT on 29 January 2027, after which the standard rate applies. A group rate applies for three or more people from one organisation. Both are shown on this page.
Can I attend online?
Yes. The course is sold in person in Sydney and as a live stream of the same sessions. Both are priced on this page, and the group rate applies to either.
Can my organisation pay by invoice or purchase order?
Yes. Pay by card at checkout, or use the purchase order request page and we will raise a tax invoice. Finance teams that prefer email can write to admin@apter.au. A tax invoice is provided either way, and there is no booking fee.
Is the venue confirmed?
Not yet. The course runs in Sydney and the venue is confirmed well before the course. Registrations are open now.

Register

25–26 February 2027, Sydney. From $695 per person, GST included. Early bird closes 29 January 2027.

Register now

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Tom NatickMinistry of Climate Change, Vanuatu
An excellent opportunity to network with like-minded professionals and learn from leading experts. I have taken back a wealth of knowledge to my council and made contacts that will support my work into the future.
Bronson SymmondsAlexandrina Council, South Australia
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Dayane Barros Da SilvaCity of Gold Coast, Queensland

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