Team members

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Expert; Climate Finance, Climate Change Adaptation, Climate Change Mitigation

MBA in Investment Banking and International Economics , School of Management, Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand 

Mr. Janardhana Anjanappa is a climate investment advisor and researcher with over 15 years of experience in climate finance, clean energy technologies, sustainable development, and public policy. As the Founder and CEO of TYCHE Investments, he spearheads initiatives in green finance, clean energy investments, strategic investment planning, and policy advisory.

With an MBA in Investment Banking from the Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand, and a Bachelor’s in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from BMS College of Engineering, Bangalore, he combines technical expertise with financial acumen. He has worked with international organizations like World Vision Australia, IOE-Geneva, IISc Bangalore, and the Asian Institute of Technology, contributing to projects on climate adaptation finance, just transitions, and energy investments. He has led research teams, advised policymakers, and developed de-risking frameworks for clean energy investments. 

His expertise includes climate risk analysis, clean energy financing, policy research, and investment strategies for emerging markets. He has published extensively on renewable energy transitions, adaptation finance, and inclusive climate policies, with numerous publications and contributions to global conferences.

Mr. Anjanappa’s work is shaping climate finance and sustainability policies, bridging the gap between investment and environmental responsibility. His contributions continue to drive innovative solutions for a greener, more resilient future.

Some of the key projects that he is involved 

1. World Vision (2023); Green Climate Fund Accreditation: Value Assessment
2. IOE-Geneva, Switzerland (2023): Just Transition Policy Planning and Recommendations (Asia, Latin America, African Countries and Islands)
3. IDRC-Canada, IISc Bangalore (2022): Research quality and allocation of research funds in the Global South
4. SEI- Asia, Thailand (2019): Perceptions of climate-related investment risk in the power sector with a focus on the Southeast Asian Region
5. MoE Japan, AIT Thailand (2016); Financial Schemes Assessment: A Look into the Successful Transfer of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Technologies (Bhutan, Indonesia, Philippines, and Thailand)
6. MoE Japan, AIT Thailand (2015): Low carbon technology assessment and technology transfer in selected Asian countries (Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam)
7. IIM Bangalore (2013); Evaluating financial inclusion policies in India; case study on Gubbi Taluk, Karnataka, India
8. UNEP-DTU, AIT Thailand (2012): Climate Change: Technology Needs Assessment (TNA) for GHG mitigation
9. UNDP, IISc Bangalore (2009): Assessment of GEF supporting investment in improving technology, technology transfer, and policy evolution, on Climate Change Mitigation: A Case Study of India
10. EU-FP7, IISc Bangalore (2008): FASSBINDER (Future Actions on Software and Services)