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This executive summary from RMI outlines how financial institutions can enhance corporate transition assessments—evaluations of how clients or investees respond to the energy transition—to better inform financial decision-making regarding climate-related risks and opportunities.

This report by Cenfri and FSD Africa analyzes how insurance regulators across 31 sub-Saharan African countries responded to the COVID-19 pandemic. It proposes a four-phase regulatory response framework—Identify, Determine/Implement, Monitor, and Adapt—to help supervisors manage future systemic risks such as climate change and cyber-security threats.

This policy brief provides ten practical recommendations for urban policymakers in dryland Africa to develop inclusive urban climate policies. It emphasizes the need for alternative knowledge production and decision-making models to improve governance, social inclusivity, and innovation in rapidly growing African cities, particularly within informal settlements where residents face high climate risks and lack secure tenure.

This research paper examines the pathways through which the European Union is exposed to climate change impacts occurring outside its borders, noting that many EU countries exceed global averages in exposure across several key risk indicators.

This policy brief argues that disaster risk reduction (DRR) efforts often fail because they ignore local cultural interpretations of risk. Despite trillions of dollars in aid, climate-related risks are rising, partly due to a disconnect between international aid actors and on-the-ground realities. The authors propose a place-based approach to integrate cultural knowledge into DRR policy to avoid wasting resources and reinforcing social inequalities.

Sourced from a World Resources Institute research paper, this document introduces a methodology to quantify the financial impacts of water shortages on India's thermal power sector, specifically analyzing five publicly listed companies between FY 2014-2017 and projecting future risks using IPCC climate models.