A Guide for Assessing Climate Change Risk

January 01, 2015

Resources

A Guide for Assessing Climate Change Risk (PDF)

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This guide provides an overview to the risk assessment process. It describes six steps in a risk assessment, which can provide the basis for developing and implementing resilience-building projects. It is directed at municipal decision makers and focuses on risks related to climate change, but the process is applicable for many decision makers and many types of risk.

Report Summary: This guide provides an overview to the risk assessment process. It describes six steps in a risk assessment, which can provide the basis for developing and implementing resilience-building projects. It is directed at municipal decision makers and focuses on risks related to climate change, but the process is applicable for many decision makers and many types of risk.

Author

Byron Stigge

Surge Webinar

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During this online gathering, ULI's Urban Resilience program partnered with ULI District Councils across the U.S. to inspire and support local and regional collaboration on coastal resilience efforts.

Virtual Coffee & Conversations: Decarbonizing Canadian Construction - Reflections from EllisDon

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ULI BC, in collaboration with ZEBx, held an insightful virtual morning conversation with Jolene McLaughlin, Vice President of Climate and Sustainability at EllisDon, to explore what steady progress looks like in the decarbonization of Canada's constr...

Integrating Transition Risks into Investment Decision-Making: The Preserve Tool

This workshop showcases the early prototype of Preserve, a tool designed to quantify the financial impacts of transition risks in discounted cash flow models, integrating decarbonisation considerations into investment decision-making.

Topics

Design & Planning

Resilience

Centers and Initiatives

Center for Sustainability and Economic Performance Urban Resilience Program