Project and Fiscal Risk Management
Strengthen project success and fiscal sustainability with practical risk frameworks—including climate impacts across the project and public-finance lifecycle.
Overview
Our project risk programme equips participants with in-depth understanding of project risk principles, processes, and industry-leading approaches—identifying, assessing, mitigating, and monitoring material risks throughout the project lifecycle, with climate risk integrated into traditional project risk management.
Our fiscal risk programme empowers finance ministries, oversight agencies, CSOs, and NGOs to manage risks arising from macroeconomic volatility, SOEs, public debt, guarantees, natural disasters, and climate change—anchored on the IMF Fiscal Transparency Code and Handbook.
Typical duration: 5 days (project risk). Fiscal options include a 5-day intensive workshop, a 2-day executive masterclass, or customized in-country programs.
Project lifecycle coverage
From planning through monitoring, response, and change control.
Project lifecycle coverage
Fiscal risk registers, statements, stress testing, and disclosure
African context
Case studies from Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and beyond.
Climate-aware
Climate risk integrated into project and fiscal frameworks.
Programs
Project Risk Management
Participatory training on project risk frameworks, methodologies, and tools across sectors—plus integrating climate risk throughout the project lifecycle. Duration typically 5 days.
Overview of project risk management
Risk management concepts and terms
Climate-related risks and their impacts on projects
Introduction to project risk management processes
Planning of risk management
Identification of risks
Qualitative risk analysis
Quantitative risk analysis
Risk responses — Preparation and implementation
Monitoring and controlling risk
Change Control Management
Integrating climate risk management into project risk management
Fiscal Risk Management
Hands-on capacity building for Ministries of Finance, CSOs, NGOs, and public institutions—fiscal transparency, stress testing, contingent liabilities, and disclosure.
Foundations of Fiscal Risk Management
What are fiscal risks; IMF Fiscal Transparency Code (Pillars I–IV); disclosure and accountability
Identifying Sources of Fiscal Risk
Macro shocks; debt; SOEs; PPPs/guarantees/legal claims; disasters, pandemics, climate
Measuring and Monitoring Fiscal Risks
Registers; fiscal risk statements; stress testing; scenario analysis
Managing and Mitigating Fiscal Risks
Registers; fiscal risk statements; stress testing; scenario analysis
Transparency and Communication
Fiscal reporting; CSO/NGO oversight; international case studies