From Climate Risk to Business Action, Part 2: Assessing & Integrating Climate Risk into Business Strategy
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Turn climate risk into business resilience.
Insurance costs are rising, supply chains are becoming more vulnerable, and investors, regulators, customers, and employees increasingly expect organizations to understand their climate-related exposure.
Yet many companies still struggle to connect climate risks to business decisions.
This downloadable and practical guide shows you how.
What you’ll get inside:
A repeatable 4-step framework for conducting climate risk assessments across your organization
Guidance on identifying, assessing, and prioritizing both physical and transition climate risks
A real-world climate risk analysis case study based on a fashion and retail supply chain
Examples that connect climate risks directly to operations, supply chains, financial planning, and strategic decision-making
A curated list of free climate risk datasets, platforms, and tools used by practitioners
Best practices for integrating climate risk into governance, Enterprise Risk Management (ERM), and reporting processes
Includes a real-world climate risk case study
See how a global fashion company mapped climate risks across its supply chain, prioritized physical and transition risks, and developed a climate risk management strategy tied directly to business outcomes.
Drawing from a real OnePointFive project, this guide provides practical examples you can adapt to your own organization.
What you'll walk away with
Climate risk is no longer a future issue: it's already affecting operations, supply chains, asset values, insurance availability, and business performance. The organizations that act early on climate risk management can strengthen resilience, improve decision-making, and identify opportunities emerging from the transition to a low-carbon economy.
This practical guide helps you:
✓ Understand where your organization is most exposed to climate-related risks
✓ Prioritize risks based on business impact, likelihood, and strategic relevance
✓ Integrate climate considerations into business planning and decision-making
✓ Develop practical response strategies across departments
✓ Integrate climate risk into governance and enterprise risk management processes
✓ Turn climate risk analysis into a source of long-term resilience and competitive advantage
