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The second Sustainable Finance meeting
Climate Risks in Africa
May 10-11, 2024 FSEG Sfax - Tunisia
With the participation of the International Observatory of Sustainable Finance of SKEMA Business School
With the participation of the International Observatory of Sustainable Finance of SKEMA Business School
Honorary guest
Honorary guest
Christian de Boissieu
Christian de Boissieu
Professor emeritus at Paris-I Panthéon-Sorbonne University, vice-president of the Circle of Economists, member of the Academy of Technologies and the Royal Academy of Belgium and ex-president of the Economic Analysis Council.
The challenges of ecological transition and climate risks require the involvement of all stakeholders and a combined strategy of at least five actors: universities, businesses, financial institutions, States and Multilateral Governance Institutions. This transition is both an opportunity for economic growth and a duty of compliance and risk management. Some players also understand the interest of digitalization and artificial intelligence applying to develop rigorous sustainable development strategies based on a metric. But it is undeniable that there is still a long way to go to ensure a more serene future for future generations.
The challenges of ecological transition and climate risks require the involvement of all stakeholders and a combined strategy of at least five actors: universities, businesses, financial institutions, States and Multilateral Governance Institutions. This transition is both an opportunity for economic growth and a duty of compliance and risk management. Some players also understand the interest of digitalization and artificial intelligence applying to develop rigorous sustainable development strategies based on a metric. But it is undeniable that there is still a long way to go to ensure a more serene future for future generations.
PURPOSE
These scientific days offer reflection on the theme of Sustainable Finance/CSR/ESG/ISR. Its overall objective is to raise awareness among stakeholders – academics and professionals – of the need to implement responsible strategies within North African and African companies based on innovative ESG impact measurement tools. This approach is necessary to face the risks of climate change on the African continent.
These scientific days offer reflection on the theme of Sustainable Finance/CSR/ESG/ISR. Its overall objective is to raise awareness among stakeholders – academics and professionals – of the need to implement responsible strategies within North African and African companies based on innovative ESG impact measurement tools. This approach is necessary to face the risks of climate change on the African continent.
Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:
Climate change: measurements, modelling, and predictions
Sustainable finance
Sustainable developement goals
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors
Corporate Social Responsability (CSR) strategy
Sustainability, regulation and risks
Fintech, digitalisation, technology and Sustainability
Artificial intelligence, blockchain, technology and sustainability
Sustainable accounting
Ethics in finance, islamic finance
Deadlines
Deadlines
– Submission of Communications: April 7, 2024
– Final Decision: April 15, 2024
– Confirmation of participation of accepted communications: May 5, 2024
Guidelines Submissions
All submissions must be in Word Format (doc, docx)
Abstracts ans articles can only be submitted online via the following website :
Possibility of publication in the African Finance for Development Review for the best communications.
Possibility of publication in the African Finance for Development Review for the best communications.
Participation fees: 220 DT (100 €)
These fees cover access to sessions, documentation, 4 coffee breaks and 2 lunches.
Possibility of booking your accommodation in a hotel approved by the FSEG Sfax
Once your communication has been accepted, please complete this Registration form
Committee members
Sana BEN ABDALLAH - FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Karim KAMMOUN – ISGIS Sfax, Tunisia
Farhat BREIK – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Younes BOUJELBENE – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Bilel GARGOURI – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Foued Badr GABSI – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Nouri CHTOUROU – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Tarik EL MALKI – Group ISCAE, Morocco
Nabil JEDELANE – ENCG Tanger, Morocco
Mohamed Amine ISSAMI – Group ISCAE, Morocco
Dhafer SAIDANE – SKEMA Business School, France
Lobna BEN HSSEN – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Mouna BOUJELBANE – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Lamia BELGUITH – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Mohamed BEN AMAR – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Souhir ABBES – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Salma HICHRI – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Nahed ZGHIDI – ESC Sfax, Tunisia
Sofiene TIBA – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Maryam ELAMINE – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Ines KARRA – FSEG Sfax, Tunisia
Scientific Committee
Abdelfatteh Bouri (FSEG Sfax) ; Abderrazak Ellouze (ESC Tunis) ; Azzelarab Zaoudi Mouagni (ISCAE Maroc) ; Adil BAMI (ISCAE Maroc) ; Ahmed Ghorbel (FSEG Sfax) ; Ahmed Hachicha (ESC Sfax) ; Alain Safa (UCA, France) ; Amine Lahiani (Université d’Orléans, France) ; Anis Bouabid, (FSEG Sousse) ; Anis Jarboui (ISAA Sfax) ; Babacar Sène (Université Cheikh Anta Diop, Sénégal) ; Bilel Gargouri (FSEG Sfax) ; Borhen Trigui (FSEG Sfax) ; Chafic Aloulou (FSEG Sfax) ; Claude Berthomieu (UCA, France) ; Désiré Avom (Université de Yaoundé, Cameroun) ; Dhafer Saidane (Skema Busuness School-UCA, France) ; Faiez Gargouri (Université de Sfax) ; Faouzi Sboui (FSEG Mahdia) ; Foued Badr Gabsi (FSEG Sfax) ; Ghazi Zouari (FSEG Sfax) ; Habib Affes (FSEG Sfax) ; Hamadi Fakhfakh (FSEG Sfax) ; Hatem Belhadjkacem (FSEG Sfax) ; Hatem SALAH (ESC Tunis) ; Houssam Bouzgarrou (ISFFS) ; Isabelle Rabaud (Université d’Orléans, France) ; Jamel Chouaibi (FSEG Sfax) ; Kamel Helali (FSEG Sfax) ; Kamel Naoui (ESC Tunis) ; Karim Aarab (ISCAE Maroc) ; Karim Charaf (ISCAE Maroc) ; Karim Mezghani (FSEG Sfax) ; Karima Bouzguenda (FSEG Sfax) ; Khouloud Boukadi (FSEG Sfax) ; Khoutem Ben Jdidia (ISCAE Manouba) ; Lamia Hadrich Belguith (FSEG Sfax) ; Lobna Ben Hassen (FSEG Sfax) ; Lotfi Khrifech (FSEG Sfax) ; Maher Gassab (ESC Tunis) ; Malek El Weriemmi (ISG Gabes) ; Mihaly Petreczky (CNRS Lille) ; Mohamed Amine Issami (Groupe ISCAE Maroc) ; Mohamed Ben Amar (FSEG Sfax) ; Mohamed Frikha (FSEG Tunis) ; Montej Abida (ESC Sfax) ; Mouna Abbes (FSEG Sfax) ; Mounir Smida (FSEG Sousse) ; Nabil Jedldane (Université Abdelmalek Essaâdi, Maroc) ; Nadia Abaoub (ESC Tunis) ; Nahed Zghidi (ESC Sfax) ; Nathalie Hilmi (Centre Scientifique de Monaco, France) ; Niazi Kammoun (IHEC Sfax) ; Nouri Chtourou (FSEG Sfax) ; Rim Hadiji (FSEG Sfax) ; Romdhane Khemakhem (FSEG Sfax) ; Salah Ben Hamed (FSEG Tunis) ; Salma Haj Khlifa (ISCAE Maroc) ; Salma Hichri (FSEG Sfax) ; Sami Aouadi (FSEG Tunis) ; Sami Ben Mim (IHEC Sousse) ; Sami Boudabbous (FSEG Sfax) ; Sami Hammami (FSEG Sfax) ; Siham Meknassi (Groupe ISCAE Maroc) ; Siwar Ellouz (ESC Sfax) ; Slaheddine Hellara (ISG Tunis) ; Slim Kallel (FSEG Sfax) ; Sonda Weli (FSEG Sfax) ; Sonia Zouari (ISAA Sfax) ; Souhir Abbes (FSEG Sfax) ; Srdjan Redzpagic (UCA, France) ; Tarik Elmalki (Groupe ISCAE Maroc) ; Tarik Saadi (ISCAE Maroc) ; Taicir Loukil (FSEG Sfax) ; Thierry Baudasse (Université d’Orléans, France) ; Younes Boujelbene (FSEG Sfax) ; Zouheir Abida (FSEG Sfax)
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