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Climate Policy and Governance
We help governments and public institutions address the challenges posed by climate change and develop effective strategies for resilience and sustainability.
We treat climate not as a standalone theme but as a factor that runs through infrastructure, budgets, services and risk across the whole of government.
What we do
Climate-Related Risk Management
We identify, assess and manage the risks climate change poses to public infrastructure, services and communities, and develop mitigation strategies for long-term sustainability and resilience.
Climate Threat to Policy
We show how climate threats shape policy development and implementation across government, and advise on embedding climate considerations to make policy more robust and adaptable.
Resilience Learning and Capacity Building
We deliver training that strengthens the ability of officials and institutions to adapt to and recover from climate-related disruption, with practical skills at every level of governance.
Integrating Climate into Government Policy
We work with governments to integrate mitigation and adaptation into new and existing policy, advising on legislation, regulation and strategic planning so climate action is embedded across public governance.
Climate Change Impact Assessment
We assess vulnerabilities across sectors and communities, helping prioritise action on the most pressing climate-related issues.
Enterprise Risk Management
We help institutions build enterprise risk management frameworks that incorporate climate-related risk, supporting continuity and resilience.
County climate-resilient agriculture M&E system for Machakos County Government.
Climate risk assessments, climate policy and integration frameworks, impact assessments, ERM frameworks, resilience training programmes.
Who we work with: National and subnational governments, agencies and development partners.
Questions clients ask
What does climate adaptation look like in government planning?
Budgets, infrastructure standards and service plans that assume more frequent floods, droughts and heat, with contingency financing and early-warning arrangements built in.
Why include climate in enterprise risk management?
So that weather disruption, resource stress and new regulation are managed as core risks with owners, controls and funding, rather than as surprises.