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GARP SCR Exam Overview:

Certification Vendor:	GARP (Global Association of Risk Professionals)
Exam Name:	Sustainability and Climate Risk Exam
Exam Number:	SCR
Real Exam Qty:	80
Exam Price:	Early: $550-$650 USD; Standard: $625-$750 USD; Retake: $350 USD
Exam Duration:	240 minutes
Passing Score:	Pass/Fail (no fixed numerical score, determined by standard-setting process)
Available Languages:	American English
Related Certifications:	Risk Assessment and Intelligence (RAI™) Financial Risk Manager (FRM®) Energy Risk Professional (ERP®)
Certificate Validity Period:	Valid indefinitely; recommended continuing professional development
Exam Format:	Equally weighted questions, Computer-based testing, Multiple-choice questions, One multi-part case study
Recommended Training:	Official SCR Curriculum & GARP Learning Platform
Exam Registration:	GARP Official Registration
Sample Questions:	GARP SCR Sample Questions
Exam Way:	Online remote proctored or on-site at Pearson VUE test centers
Pre Condition:	No formal education, work experience, or prior certification required
Official Syllabus URL:	https://www.garp.org/scr/program-exam

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Individuals who successfully complete all requirements receive an official certificate from GARP that includes:

A personalized profile page on LinkedIn showing your certification status and contact information
An online profile on the GARP website with your name, title/position and location
A unique certification number (your own personal serial number)

GARP Sustainability and Climate Risk Sample Questions (Q17-Q22):

NEW QUESTION # 17
Senior management at a global manufacturer of commercial flooring explores strategies to reduce capital costs and improve company valuation, resulting in a comprehensive sustainability strategy. Management determines all future flooring products will be carbon neutral across their full product life cycle. The risk team is tasked with updating the company ERM framework in accordance with COSO guidelines to include ESG and climate-related risks. The team reviews and updates each of the ERM components.
What action should the team recommend the company take as part of the communication component of the ERM framework?

A. Assess the relative importance of various climate risk and sustainability risk drivers.
B. Build climate risk into existing legal and compliance processes.
C. Establish processes to convey climate and sustainability risk exposure.
D. Determine which transmission channel of climate risk drivers is most relevant for the company.

Answer: C

NEW QUESTION # 18
To inform climate policy in a European country, a coalition of government scientists prepares a report on future climate conditions. Within the report, the scientists summarize how positive feedback loops accelerate the rate of climate change. Which feedback loop will the scientists most likely include in the coalition report?

A. Melting sea ice increases solar energy reflection, which intensifies the albedo in polar regions and leads to more global warming.
B. Rising sea levels increase the total mass of global oceans, leading to increased oceanic carbon absorption and growing calcification for sea life.
C. Thawing permafrost near polar regions absorbs CO2 which slows global warming and increases thawing.
D. Warmer air temperatures can hold higher amounts of water vapor, leading to higher temperatures and increased water vapor.

Answer: D

NEW QUESTION # 19
A large country joins the Paris Agreement and directs the national environmental department to disseminate new policies and goals to relevant federal agencies. Most agencies are familiar with past climate agreement principles and protocols but not those of the Paris Agreement.
The environmental department should educate federal agencies on what feature of the Paris Agreement?

A. Differentiated mitigation responsibilities according to national capabilities
B. Strategies for developing countries to advance mitigation plans
C. Investment in clean energy projects in exchange for emissions credits
D. Voluntary national climate targets updated on a regular basis

Answer: D

NEW QUESTION # 20
A technology company expands its sustainable offerings and develops a flight booking application that allows customers to offset a flight's carbon emissions. An analyst at the company researches climate agreements to inform the structure of the offsetting program.
How does the analyst describe the achievements and shortcomings of the agreements?

A. COP3 (Kyoto) resulted in differentiated national responsibilities wherein developing countries were not subject to emissions reduction obligations, which disincentivized Annex 1 countries to take action.
B. The main achievement of COP15 (Copenhagen) was the creation of the IPCC, an influential scientific body that became the leading body in guiding subsequent climate agreements.
C. Although COP1 (Berlin) ended with no binding treaty, it was the first COP to establish a goal that global warming remains below 2°C.
D. A shortcoming of COP21 (Paris) is that countries are legally obligated to annually submit nationally determined contributions (NDCs), and most have kept NDCs at unchanged levels.

Answer: A

NEW QUESTION # 21
Leaders of an energy company meet to address physical and transition risks to company operations. At the meeting, the CRO recommends a strategy to mitigate physical climate risk to the company. Which of the following strategies will the CRO most likely recommend?

A. Provide professional development for the local workforce.
B. Develop a net-zero plan informed by peer company strategies.
C. Reinforce flood defenses for power plants along rivers.
D. Participate in a carbon trading scheme with peer companies.

Answer: C

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