Build Resilience Today for Tomorrow
Resilience360’s enterprise solution helps private and public enterprises to manage climate life cycle, from risk to mitigation, using digitalization.
Build Resilience Today for Tomorrow
Resilience360’s enterprise solution helps private and public enterprises to manage climate life cycle, from risk to mitigation, using digitalization.
$291 Billion
is the global economic losses in 2023 due to extreme events
40 countries
Nearly 40 countries identify failure of climate change adaptation among top 5 risks
90%
of world’s biggest firms will have at least one asset exposed to climate risk by 2050
9/10
Bank Chief Risk Officers view climate change as the top emerging risk over the next five years (2021)
65%
of the companies fail to identify areas of operations vulnerable to physical risks
Events we are addressing
Extreme heat
Floods
Earthquake
Cyclone
Extreme heat
Floods
Earthquake
Cyclone
Use Cases
Physical climate risk to Built assets
Built assets face multiple risks. As the asset owners work towards building climate resilience for their buildings, it is important to understand and mitigate the specific risks their assets face.
Supply Chain Resilience
Global supply chains are essential tools for companies to address climate change while simultaneously reaping business advantages. By knowing the climate risk exposure to their supply chains, companies can significantly reduce their environmental impact, mitigate risks associated with climate change, and ensure resilience to climate events.
Credit risk
Climate-related risks are becoming material risk drivers affecting creditworthiness of borrowers, pushing financial institutions to integrate these climate risks into their credit risk modeling.
Organizational resilience
To build resilience in the face of climate change, organizations need to take a proactive approach to climate risk management and integrating into the Enterprise Risk Management
Regulatory disclosures
USA Securities and Exchange Commission and India’s Reserve Bank of India have taken concrete steps to enforce climate risk disclosures, providing frameworks for the disclosures and mandating physical risk baseline. Organizations need to be nimble in adapting their processes to regulatory.
Physical climate risk to Built assets
Built assets face multiple risks. As the asset owners work towards building climate resilience for their buildings, it is important to understand and mitigate the specific risks their assets face.
Supply Chain Resilience
Global supply chains are essential tools for companies to address climate change while simultaneously reaping business advantages. By knowing the climate risk exposure to their supply chains, companies can significantly reduce their environmental impact, mitigate risks associated with climate change, and ensure resilience to climate events.
Credit risk
Climate-related risks are becoming material risk drivers affecting creditworthiness of borrowers, pushing financial institutions to integrate these climate risks into their credit risk modeling.
Organizational resilience
To build resilience in the face of climate change, organizations need to take a proactive approach to climate risk management and integrating into the Enterprise Risk Management
Regulatory disclosures
USA Securities and Exchange Commission and India’s Reserve Bank of India have taken concrete steps to enforce climate risk disclosures, providing frameworks for the disclosures and mandating physical risk baseline. Organizations need to be nimble in adapting their processes to regulatory.