Sustainable infrastructure investment is particularly compatible with responsible investment because of the long-term nature of this asset class and its focus on essential services. On one hand, ESG factors including demographic shifts, climate change and relationship with communities can affect the timeline, commercial returns, and even licenses to operate for infrastructure projects. On the other hand, alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals can not only mitigate these risks but also unlock significant financial opportunities while delivering a positive impact.
This sustainable real estate training course will help participants understand how ESG factors impact the risks, benefits and returns of infrastructure investing as well as infrastructure investment trends, and how to consider and assess how an infrastructure project can contribute to the UN SDGs.