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Building capacity for risk management in a changing climate
This synthesis report details the Raising Risk Awareness (RRA) project, a pilot initiative designed to build capacity for extreme event attribution (EEA) and sea level rise risk analysis in developing countries. The project focused on Ethiopia, India, Kenya, and Bangladesh to bridge the gap between climate science, communication, and policy-making, helping stakeholders understand the role of human-induced climate change in specific extreme weather events to better manage future risks.
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Document type: Report
TCFD vs. NIIF S2 ¿Qué cambia en la divulgación climática con el paso de TCFD a NIIF S2?
This guide by Transforma explains the transition from the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations to the IFRS S2 (NIIF S2) standard. It details how IFRS S2 replaces and expands upon TCFD by requiring greater granularity in governance, the inclusion of transition plans in strategy, more detailed risk and opportunity management processes, and industry-specific metrics aligned with SASB standards.
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Document type: Guide
Reducing Risk, Addressing Climate Change Through Internal Carbon Pricing: A Primer for Indian Business
This working paper serves as a primer for Indian businesses on the use of internal carbon pricing to manage climate-related risks and transition to a low-carbon economy, offering a seven-step implementation approach.
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Document type: Research paper
Increasing Food Security with Agrometeorological Information: Mali’s National Meteorological Service Helps Farmers Manage Climate Risk
This case study describes an agrometeorological project launched in 1982 by Mali’s Direction Nationale de la Météorologie (DNM) to help rural farmers manage climate risks and improve food security. The program provides weather forecasts, rainfall measurement tools, and technical advice through a multidisciplinary framework, resulting in higher crop yields and incomes for participating farmers.
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Document type: Case study