Climate change is a phenomenon that is no longer a distant risk. It is a reality that affects agriculture, energy, infrastructure, insurance, and national planning.
Accurate, localized climate prognosis is crucial for effective decision making that reduces potential risks.
For farmers, climate is the main factor that determines yield, quality and financial performance.
- Unpredictable rainfall patterns and prolonged periods of drought
- Increased frequency of extreme temperatures and heatwaves
- Risk of coldwaves and frost
Agricultural insurance is among the financial activities most exposed to climate risk.
- Increasing frequency of extreme climate events
- Difficulties in analyzing climate risk in terms of finance
- Increased uncertainty in long-term planning
Energy production from renewable resources is directly affected by variations in solar radiation and wind.
- Uncertainty in long-term production forecasting
- Difficulties in estimating return on investments
- High seasonal variability
Banks, investment funds and financial institutions are increasingly integrating climate risk into their processes.
- Exposure of portfolios to climate-vulnerable assets
- Insufficient integration of climate risk into investment assessments
- Difficulties in estimating return on investments
Public institutions play a key role in overcoming and adapting to climate change. Main challenges for public institutions include increasing frequency of extreme climate events, limited resources and data for prevention and adaptation, and lack of data for local planning.
- Increasing frequency of extreme climate events
- Limited resources and data for prevention and adaptation
- Lack of data for local planning
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