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NSRF Preparers’ Programme (NPP) Module 3: Climate Risk Identification and Scenario Analysis
CPE Eligible 10 Points
HRDC Claimable 10001620085
Overview
As investors, regulators, and stakeholders place greater emphasis on credible climate resilience and transition planning, scenario analysis has become an essential component of sustainability reporting under IFRS S2. The NSRF Preparers’ Programme (NPP) Module 3: Climate Risk Identification and Scenario Analysis is designed to help participants understand how to identify and assess climate-related risks and opportunities through scenario analysis directly links to business strategy, financial performance, and governance disclosures. Participants will gain a clear understanding of what scenario analysis involves, distinguish between exploratory and normative approaches, and learn to apply these methods to support risk management, strategic planning, and transition strategies. The programme introduces the development of scenario matrices based on climate variables, sectoral impacts, and time horizons, alongside approaches for risk scoring, prioritisation and financial impact assessment. In addition, participants will explore how taxonomies and proportionality principles enhance reporting alignment and learn to apply the Materiality-to-Disclosure Roadmap to tailor scenario analysis to their organisation’s capacity. The programme also highlights emerging regulatory and sectoral trends across ASEAN and global markets, equipping participants with forward-looking and practical insights for implementation.
The NSRF Preparers' Programme (NPP) – Module 3: Climate Risk Identification and Scenario Analysis aims to equip participants with the knowledge and practical skills to identify, assess, and disclose climate-related risks and opportunities through scenario analysis in line with IFRS S2 requirements. Through interactive discussions and guided exercises, participants will learn to develop scenario matrices that integrate climate variables, sectoral impacts, and time horizons, apply materiality and proportionality principles including for Scope 3 emissions and assess financial impacts to inform disclosures. They will also learn to align findings with taxonomies and reporting frameworks using the Materiality-to-Disclosure Roadmap. The programme further helps participants stay abreast of emerging regulatory and sectoral developments across ASEAN and global markets to support credible, decision-useful climate reporting.

What will you learn from this programme?

By the end of this programme, participants will be able to:
  • identify the requirements of IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures and apply materiality and proportionality principles in implementing them
  • explain the concept and relevance of Scope 3 emissions and apply materiality and proportionality to determine their treatment in sustainability disclosures
  • explain the purpose and approaches of scenario analysis, differentiate its various forms, and illustrate their use in climate risk assessment and strategic planning
  • construct a basic scenario matrix using relevant climate variables, sectoral impacts, and time horizons

METHODOLOGY


Face to Face

  • CC03 Corporate Governance
  • FOP05 Sustainable and Responsible Investment Products
  • FUT10 Sustainability/SRI Analysis

DURATION OF MODULES


1 Day

Who Should Attend This Programme?


Individuals Sustainability Reporting Practitioners, Accountant, Auditors, Risk Managers, Corporate Strategy and ESG Teams, Compliance Officers, Consultants and Advisors, Professionals from Government Agencies, Statutory Bodies and Public Listed Companies, Capital Market Representative License Holders, Investors and Academia. Institutions Accounting Firms, Public Listed Companies (PLCs), Capital Market Intermediaries, Financial Advisory Companies, Consultancy Firms, Sustainability, ESG Advocates and Higher Learning Institutions
NPP3
TIME TOPICS LEARNING OUTCOMES
9.00 am Session 1: Scenario Analysis for IFRS S2
  • What scenario analysis is (and is not)
  • Exploratory vs normative scenarios
  • Links to financial strategy, risk, and transition planning
  • identify the requirements of IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures and apply materiality and proportionality principles in implementing them
11.00 am Coffee Break  
  11:15 am Session 2:  Guided Scenario Development
  • Exercise: Build a basic 3-pathway scenario matrix → Based on climate variables, sectoral impacts, time horizons
  • Risk scoring and prioritisation for financial impact assessment
  • Acting on risk assessment findings and integration into disclosures
  • explain the purpose and approaches of scenario analysis, differentiate its various forms, and illustrate their use in climate risk assessment and strategic planning
  • construct a basic scenario matrix using relevant climate variables, sectoral impacts, and time horizons
1.00 pm Lunch Break  
  2:00 pm Session 3: Strategic Application and Reporting
  • Red flags and over-engineered examples to avoid
  • Linking scenario insights to targets and governance disclosures
  • Taxonomies as a valuable benchmark and basis for strategic planning
  • Worked example: Drafting scenario and Scope 3 language for a report
  • explain the concept and relevance of Scope 3 emissions and apply materiality and proportionality principles to determine their treatment in disclosures
3:30 pm Coffee Break  
  3:45 pm Session 4:  Proportionality in Practice
  • Using the Materiality-to-Disclosure Roadmap to support decision-making
  • Peer exchange: tailoring and phasing approaches in real organisations
  • Emerging regulatory and sectoral trends on emissions reporting
  • Optional roadmap customisation for participant organisation
  • apply materiality and proportionality principles using the Materiality-to-Disclosure Roadmap to tailor scenario analysis and disclosures
5.30 pm End of Programme