Foundational · Physical climate risk screening


Physical climate risk screening at the location that matters most.

Five working sessions over 5 weeks. We screen physical climate risk at one priority location, identify a short list of practical resilience actions, and prepare a one-page evidence summary you can use with an insurer, lender or buyer. It is designed for businesses that need a credible first answer without commissioning a full climate risk assessment.

From

$A

Duration

5 weeks

scope

1 location

sessions

5 live

How the physical climate risk screening works

Live and virtual. Analysis and drafting happen between sessions, so your time is spent deciding, not watching.

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02

Kickoff, scope & climate risk context

Confirm the priority location, the decision or request driving the work, key assets, time horizon and intended audiences

Review the standard 12-hazard panel at the priority location using Munich Re Location Risk Intelligence and relevant public sources

90 min

90 min


03

04

Develop practical resilience actions and draft the evidence summary your insurer, lender or buyer can use

90 min


05

Data & hazard screening

Exposure, existing measures & priorities

Actions & external summary

90 min


Plan review & handover

Identify what is exposed, what resilience measures already exist, and which gaps are worth addressing first

Finalize the screening, resilience actions and external summary, and agree how the material should be used and updated

90 min

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What you receive

  • Table presenting physical climate risk screening for various hazards across site, equipment, supply, and people categories, with risk levels marked as high, medium, or low, and priority findings indicated.

    Physical climate risk screening summary

    Twelve hazards screened at your priority location, with the data, assumptions and relative priorities made visible.

  • A document listing practical resilience actions, including existing measures like a sump pump service contract and annual roof inspection, along with next steps such as sealing loading dock threshold, raising server rack, and backup power for cold storage.

    Practical resilience actions

    Existing measures worth recognizing, plus a short prioritized list of feasible next actions.

  • Resilience evidence summary document with sections on key findings and action plan, including metrics on hazards screened and actions planned.

    One-page external summary

    A concise evidence summary designed for reuse in insurer, lender and buyer conversations.

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Cohort option

Three non-competing companies, from $B each

Three non-competing companies work through selected sessions together. Company-specific analysis, findings and deliverables remain confidential. Participants sign a mutual confidentiality protocol at intake, and direct competitors are not placed in the same cohort.

The upgrade credit

Forty percent of the Foundational fee ($H) credits against Comprehensive if you go deeper within 12 months. The full Snapshot fee credits against either deeper tier within 90 days. Starting small does not cost you later.

What Foundational is not

Foundational is a screening-level engagement for one priority location. It is not a full ISO 14091 climate risk assessment and does not include independent external review. If several sites matter, the decisions are material, or a client or funder requires a more complete assessment, Comprehensive is the appropriate depth.

Frequently asked questions


What is physical climate risk screening?

Physical climate risk screening is a proportionate first assessment of the hazards that could affect a location and the business activities that depend on it. It helps identify where deeper analysis or resilience action is justified without beginning with a full climate risk assessment.

What does the Foundational engagement include?

It includes screening one priority location across a standard 12-hazard panel, identifying existing and potential resilience measures, prioritizing practical actions, and preparing a concise external evidence summary.

Can we use the results with an insurer, lender or buyer?

Yes. The underlying analysis is prepared once and the evidence can be framed for the external audience asking the question. The engagement does not guarantee that an insurer, lender or buyer will accept a particular response.

When should we move to a full climate risk assessment?

A full assessment is more appropriate when several sites are material, the decision has significant financial or operational consequences, uncertainty needs deeper treatment, or the work needs to follow a more complete standards-based process.

Is physical climate risk screening the right depth for what you were asked?