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Input-Output analysis and modelling with MARIO
The main goal of the course is to introduce you to the fundamentals of quantitative impact assessment methods and models. These quantitative models are specifically designed to assess the prospective environmental and economic impacts resulting from the application of technological or policy interventions at meso and macro-scale, comprehensively including supply-chain effects in a Life Cycle perspective.
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40 hrs
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Energy Demand Projections with MAED (Model for Analysis of Energy Demand)
This course introduces long term energy demand simulation and power demand profile generation using the International Atomic Energy Agency's Model for Analysis of Energy Demand (MAED). Participants will learn the basics of setting upa model, calibrating it, and running scenarios.
Course
20 hrs
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Applied Political Economy Analysis for Energy Modelling
By the end of this course, you will understand how political economy shapes energy policy decisions and the use of modelling evidence. You will learn how to apply problem-driven political economy analysis (PEA) to energy system modelling. You will also develop the ability to design more policy-relevant modelling assumptions and scenarios.
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6 hrs
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System Mapping for Quantitative Modelling
This course introduces systems thinking and system mapping for policy challenges in energy systems of LMICs, equipping learners to analyse feedback, power, and leverage points in complex socio-technical systems. Designed for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners, this course builds conceptual and practical skills in systems thinking and participatory system mapping. It introduces causal loop diagrams, system archetypes, and the iceberg model, applying them to LMIC-relevant challenges such as energy access, finance, and informality. Through case studies and hands-on exercises, participants learn to identify feedback loops, stakeholder dynamics, and leverage points, and to translate qualitative insights into modelling, policy, and financing strategies.
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10 hrs
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Financial Modelling for Energy Transitions MINFin, FinTrack & FinCoRE
This course provides participants with the skills to assess the financial viability of energy transition investments, using financial modelling tools. It features MINFin, a model for identifying climate finance gaps, as well as FinTrack and FinCoRE, tools for tracking funding sources and estimating renewable energy costs.
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15 hrs
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Off-Grid Energy Systems Modelling with MicroGridsPy
Explore the computational aspects of energy system modelling, delve into the technological components of third-generation minigrids, and discover MicroGridsPy, an open-source Python framework for optimal sizing of minigrids.
Course
40 hrs
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Geospatial Clean Cooking access modelling using OnStove
In this course you will be introduced to OnStove, an open-source spatial clean cookingtool identifying the best cooking solutions across any given area based on their costsand benefits. The track will take you from start to finish, from creating your own spatialrepository to modifying your spatial data, calculating the net-benefits of differentcooking solutions and lastly visualizing and presenting your results.
Course
32 hrs
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Input-Output analysis and modelling with MARIO
The main goal of the course is to introduce you to the fundamentals of quantitative impact assessment methods and models. These quantitative models are specifically designed to assess the prospective environmental and economic impacts resulting from the application of technological or policy interventions at meso and macro-scale, comprehensively including supply-chain effects in a Life Cycle perspective.
Course
40 hrs
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Energy Demand Projections with MAED (Model for Analysis of Energy Demand)
This course introduces long term energy demand simulation and power demand profile generation using the International Atomic Energy Agency's Model for Analysis of Energy Demand (MAED). Participants will learn the basics of setting upa model, calibrating it, and running scenarios.
Course
20 hrs
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Applied Political Economy Analysis for Energy Modelling
By the end of this course, you will understand how political economy shapes energy policy decisions and the use of modelling evidence. You will learn how to apply problem-driven political economy analysis (PEA) to energy system modelling. You will also develop the ability to design more policy-relevant modelling assumptions and scenarios.
Course
6 hrs
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DATA-TO-DEAL: A Global Online Course to Unlock Climate Finance
Climate finance is abundant—$100B+ pledged yearly—but inaccessible, as low- and middle-income countries lack the institutional capacity to turn pledges into bankable investment plans. With demand for technical assistance surging, the UK-funded Climate Compatible Growth programme is launching an open course built on its proven Data-to-Deal Framework, which has already helped countries like Costa Rica and Chile mobilise billions in climate funding.
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16 hrs