ESG Executive Training on Climate Resilience | Bali 

What an inspiring and truly global experience.

Over three intensive days in Bali, we brought together participants from Tajikistan, Ukraine, Germany, India, Romania, Azerbaijan, Lithuania, Sweden, Nigeria, Albania, and East Timor — creating a powerful cross-regional dialogue on ESG and climate resilience.

We were privileged to have Partner & Head of Microfinance, Viktor Andersson, and Kristina Maslauskaite (CEB) as our keynote speakers, whose conversation explored investor expectations, market developments, and the evolving role of ESG in building resilient financial systems.

Day 1 began with practical sessions, focusing on integrating ESG into governance, risk management, and long-term strategy, followed by the Sustainability Tour, where we explored local businesses and saw firsthand how environmental and social responsibility can be embedded into real economic activity. 

Day 2 started with an early morning yoga session — a reminder that sustainable leadership also requires balance, resilience, and clarity. The day continued with deep dives into climate risk, adaptation strategies, impact measurement, and how financial institutions can build climate-resilient portfolios.

Throughout the training, we discussed:

✔ ESG as a strategic framework — not just compliance

✔ Climate risk as a financial risk

✔ The role of boards and leadership in driving sustainable transformation

✔ Collaboration between investors, regulators, and financial institutions

This edition demonstrated that climate resilience is no longer optional — it is central to responsible finance and long-term stability.

Thank you to all participants for the energy, openness, and commitment to advancing sustainable finance globally.

Together, we are building institutions that are not only profitable — but resilient, responsible, and future-ready.