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In a world continually impacted by the climate crisis 鈥� in increasingly complex ways 鈥� the built environment is in a unique position. It is highly vulnerable to climate impacts and contributes to emissions 鈥� yet it is one of the most powerful levers available to deliver systemic change.

As climate hazards accelerate, the physical exposure of long鈥憀ived built assets, interconnected system fragilities and escalating financial and insurability risks deepen and become clearer. But the built environment is also one of the most powerful mechanisms available to alter the course of the climate crisis. Becoming resilient to the climate emergency is a complex, multiagency and multidisciplinary challenge.  

Our experts understand how to deal with the high level of climate uncertainty by taking a systems view to diagnosing the issues, as well as an inclusive and participatory approach to developing appropriate solutions. Here, read insights from our experts on the wide variety of contexts and interventions that we can deliver to become resilient to a changing climate.