Strategic Planning for Climate Resilience Investment
We work with leading international financial institutions to connect national-level climate resilience planning with the development of actionable investment plans. This includes guidance on establishing national platforms for climate resilience investment that unite public, private, international, and national stakeholders.
Collaboration
Cadlas is the lead technical partner on the development of the Climate Bonds initiative (CBI) Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy that will enable capital markets to identify and assess climate resilience investments, and to facilitate the flow of capital towards them.
Cadlas supported the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC) to develop an outline climate resilience investment framework focused on institutional investors such as asset managers, asset owners and pension funds.
Cadlas advised the Adaptation & Resilience Investors Collaborative (ARIC), an association of development finance institutions and impact investors, on the development of a framework for assessing the adaptation & resilience impact of investments that can inform adaptation and resilience investment operations.
Cadlas is providing technical guidance to commercial banks under UNEP-FI’s Principles for Responsible Banking (PRB) network on the integration of climate resilience considerations and metrics into their adaptation target-setting and financing strategies.
Climate Resilience Investment Frameworks for Investors
We have extensive experience designing frameworks that help assess and manage physical climate risks within investment portfolios while fostering resilience among climate-vulnerable investees. Our experience includes collaboration with a leading investment industry association to develop a dedicated climate resilience framework for investors.
Collaboration
Cadlas is the lead technical partner on the development of the Climate Bonds initiative (CBI) Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy that will enable capital markets to identify and assess climate resilience investments, and to facilitate the flow of capital towards them.
Cadlas supported the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC) to develop an outline climate resilience investment framework focused on institutional investors such as asset managers, asset owners and pension funds.
Cadlas advised the Adaptation & Resilience Investors Collaborative (ARIC), an association of development finance institutions and impact investors, on the development of a framework for assessing the adaptation & resilience impact of investments that can inform adaptation and resilience investment operations.
Cadlas is providing technical guidance to commercial banks under UNEP-FI’s Principles for Responsible Banking (PRB) network on the integration of climate resilience considerations and metrics into their adaptation target-setting and financing strategies.
Climate Resilience Taxonomies
Taxonomies play an important role in broadening investor understanding of climate resilience and scaling up financial flows. Cadlas has pioneered work on the development of climate resilience financing taxonomies that set out clear and consistent definitions of climate resilience investments.
Collaboration
Cadlas is the lead technical partner on the development of the Climate Bonds initiative (CBI) Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy that will enable capital markets to identify and assess climate resilience investments, and to facilitate the flow of capital towards them.
Cadlas supported the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC) to develop an outline climate resilience investment framework focused on institutional investors such as asset managers, asset owners and pension funds.
Cadlas advised the Adaptation & Resilience Investors Collaborative (ARIC), an association of development finance institutions and impact investors, on the development of a framework for assessing the adaptation & resilience impact of investments that can inform adaptation and resilience investment operations.
Cadlas is providing technical guidance to commercial banks under UNEP-FI’s Principles for Responsible Banking (PRB) network on the integration of climate resilience considerations and metrics into their adaptation target-setting and financing strategies.
Climate Resilience Impact Metrics
Our extensive expertise in designing and implementing climate resilience impact measurement frameworks has helped numerous clients develop effective and meaningful methods for measuring and reporting their climate resilience impact.
Collaboration
Cadlas is the lead technical partner on the development of the Climate Bonds initiative (CBI) Climate Bonds Resilience Taxonomy that will enable capital markets to identify and assess climate resilience investments, and to facilitate the flow of capital towards them.
Cadlas supported the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC) to develop an outline climate resilience investment framework focused on institutional investors such as asset managers, asset owners and pension funds.
Cadlas advised the Adaptation & Resilience Investors Collaborative (ARIC), an association of development finance institutions and impact investors, on the development of a framework for assessing the adaptation & resilience impact of investments that can inform adaptation and resilience investment operations.
Cadlas is providing technical guidance to commercial banks under UNEP-FI’s Principles for Responsible Banking (PRB) network on the integration of climate resilience considerations and metrics into their adaptation target-setting and financing strategies.
Climate Resilience Frameworks & Metrics
Overview
Effective climate resilience frameworks and metrics are essential for helping decision-makers evaluate and maximise the positive impacts of adaptation and resilience investments.
At Cadlas, we specialise in developing robust tools that empower our clients to plan, measure, and scale resilience-focused investments, enabling them to effectively manage and maximise the tangible impact of their investments on climate change adaptation.
