CONTENTS
Climate resilience is the ability of assets or organisations to anticipate, prepare for, and respond to climate-related hazards — minimising damage and recovering quickly.
Example in context
A utility company upgrades substations in flood-prone areas based on climate risk data, improving its operational resilience and regulatory standing.
Why it matters
Resilience is increasingly seen as a financial and operational advantage. It supports long-term value creation, risk reduction, and access to capital; especially as climate disclosures become mandatory.
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