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GARP SCR (Sustainability and Climate Risk) Certification Exam is a globally recognized certification that validates the knowledge and skills of risk management professionals in the area of sustainability and climate risk. SCR exam is designed by the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP), which is a not-for-profit organization that focuses on advancing the practice of risk management through education, research, and advocacy.

GARP SCR Certification Exam is aimed at professionals who are involved in developing and implementing risk management strategies in the financial, corporate or public sectors. SCR Exam focuses on the key factors that pose risks to the sustainability of businesses, including climate change, resource depletion, human rights, corporate social responsibility and ESG investing. Through the exam, GARP aims to motivate and empower risk professionals to take an active role in meeting these sustainability challenges.

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GARP SCR Exam is a computer-based exam that includes 80 multiple-choice questions. SCR exam is three hours long and is offered at Pearson VUE test centers around the world. The passing score for the exam is 70%, and the exam fee is $400 for GARP members and $500 for non-members. SCR Exam is offered twice a year, in May and November.

GARP Sustainability and Climate Risk Sample Questions (Q52-Q57):

NEW QUESTION # 52
A prominent housing developer plans construction of a small low-carbon-emitting city in an equatorial nation.
The developer plans to maximize renewable energy use and estimates daily city summer solar energy generation capacity and load (total electricity demand), in megawatts (MW):

The developer estimates the following for capacity and load:
At 14:00 solar generation is highest at 720 MW
At 20:00 solar generation decreases to 0 MW
At 20:00 load is highest at 980 MW
At 4:00 load is lowest at 380 MW
How should the developer meet additional energy demand while achieving the lowest-carbon-emission goal option?

A. Increase solar capacity by 800 MW and install 200 MW of battery storage.
B. Install 750 MW of coal energy generation with an additional 250 MW of intermittent renewable energy.
C. Install 750 MW of natural gas energy generation with 250 MW of energy efficiency measures.
D. Increase solar capacity by 200 MW and install 800 MW of wind energy.

Answer: A

NEW QUESTION # 53
A West African energy company plans to expand beyond regional operations to markets throughout the continent. Executive leadership determines integrating SDGs into operations can help the company appeal to new consumers and political decision makers. The company CSO develops a strategy to promote the SDGs to external stakeholders.
What should the strategy include?

A. Quantification of each SDG target to measure progress.
B. Calculation of the economic benefits of an SDG before applying a strategy.
C. Prioritization of SDGs that incorporate nature-based solutions.
D. Disclosure of the SDG alignment to investors to allow comparability among peers.

Answer: A

NEW QUESTION # 54
A climate scientist is invited to a morning news program to discuss human influence on Earth's climate. Prior to the program, a producer asserts climate change is a natural process, citing Earth's historical climate shifts.
What example does the scientist most likely provide to highlight human influence on climate?

A. Increased solar output since the 19th century
B. The close link between CO2 concentrations and ice age cycles
C. An irregular orbit around the Sun since the last ice age
D. Global temperature anomalies caused by El Nino in the 20th century

Answer: B

NEW QUESTION # 55
A risk consultant begins an engagement for a development agency. The engagement focuses on identifying policies that address climate change impacts. The consultant drafts an action plan that incorporates a roadmap of effective climate policies to present to senior directors at a strategic meeting. The plan includes an introductory summary of the backdrop and effectiveness of historical and current climate policies.
How should the consultant describe the context of climate policy evolution?

A. The first attempts to create international climate policies and accords focused on emissions reductions occurred in the 1970s, as anthropogenic GHG emissions were globally recognized as fact by scientists.
B. After the World Climate Summit, global climate policy legally required countries responsible for the greatest share of cumulative emissions to cut back emissions the most.
C. As global mean annual temperatures rose significantly in the 1980s, scientific consensus around human influence on climate solidified, leading to the formation of the IPCC.
D. Evidence from the past two decades has accumulated that warming levels will lead to tipping points, supporting an international consensus and policies around a goal of limiting warming to 2.5°C.

Answer: C

NEW QUESTION # 56
A product manager at a regional bank analyzes customer feedback and sustainability trends to enhance bank offerings. After completing the review, the manager recommends a new consumer-facing product to attract sustainability-conscious customers. Which product does the manager most likely recommend?

A. Sustainable credit cards with rewards for purchase of eco-certified products
B. Green loans to support general-purpose financing secured from sustainable sources
C. Green car loans designed to finance modern EVs
D. SLLs to finance properties in areas prone to physical climate risk

Answer: C

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