Build climate resilience

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Build resilience, reduce financial impact, fulfil your duty of care

 
Businesses should be building climate-change resilience and adaptation strategies into their broader business plans. Part of a new operating environment.
— Zurich Insurance
Directors who fail to consider climate change risks now, could be found liable for breaching their duty of care and diligence in the future.
— Legal opinion Huntley & Hartford-Davis
 
 

Data is the key to building climate resilience through a systematic view of the financial and operational impacts on your organisation, customers and supply chain. Climate change has impacted our lives and introduced new risks. This challenge will accelerate.

 

 

LIRIO solutions - adapt to new environment

  • Quick learn - immediate insights from a one day session; how data can help scope out the impact of climate risk

  • Understand - deeper dive into your risks and opportunities; how data can identify priorities and targets for action

  • Transform - coaching to plan your adaption strategy; use data to make an impact on your climate resilience

 
 

 

Focus on resilience

Risks are multi-dimensional: how your organisation operates, products or services you provide, security of your supply chain, reputation risk, changing customer preferences, climate trends and extreme events.

There are also opportunities: new products or services, new supply chains, cost reduction through greater efficiencies, building market share and securing customer trust.

Climate impacts can be assessed and risk reduced. The UN task force on climate-related financial disclosure is a good starting point to scope risks and opportunities.

 
 
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