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Climate Risk Management

Building capabilities, tools, and processes to understand climate risk exposure and optimize adaptation and mitigation strategies

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Building resilience against climate-related risks requires organizations to address vulnerabilities in their business model, their overall operations, and ultimately their balance sheet.

FINANCE FOR IMPACT supports financial institutions in assessing climate-related risks and opportunities, and managing and reducing their financed emissions to reach net zero.

We work with national and local governments, financial institutions, and companies to assess their exposure to climate risks. We model the impact of a broad range of physical and transition-related climate risks, based on the latest climate models, data, and research. We support the design of ambitious climate adaptation and resilience strategies. We help mobilize funding in order to build maximum protection for people, the economy, and natural ecosystems.

Specialty Areas

Assessing the universe of physical and transitional risks, prioritizing them based on potential impact
Building and evaluating stress scenarios to quantify potential impact and devising adaptation and mitigation strategies
Supporting decision-makers with advanced analytics to assess climate risks and climate impact on social, economic, and natural factors
Measuring financed emissions measurement—the overall carbon footprint of investment, lending, and insurance activities—using the latest methodologies
Aligning strategies to climate-related standards and frameworks, e.g. EU Taxonomy and TCFD reporting
Charting energy-transition strategies that provide customized insights to guide organizations on the most practical pathway to decarbonization

Discover our Case Studies

Advising on climate risk management and TCFD reporting

Latvia, Baltic States

CITADELE BANKA

Advising on climate risk management and TCFD reporting

Advising a Kenyan Commercial bank on their climate risks

Kenya

PROPARCO

Advising a Kenyan Commercial bank on their climate risks