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This systematic map is intended to understand the main themes in the research literature around how climate risks affect the economic evaluation of real estate assets.
As natural disasters increase in both frequency and magnitude because of climate change, assets, such as buildings and infrastructure, are exposed to physical climate risk. In addition, as our societies transition towards a greener economy, the transitional climate risk will manifest itself in different forms: reputational issues, market solutions that may drive out those that do not comply, technological disruptions and policy initiatives. How both risks, physical and transitional, impact the economic value of real estate assets is not well understood and is investigated as the main scope of this systematic map.
Project / This project will provide financial actors with a climate risk valuation method for material assets (buildings, land, and land installations).
Project / CrisAct aims to provide a comprehensive science-based framework to monitor and manage hydroclimatically driven natural hazard crisis and disaster responses.
Project / The project will examine how exposure and vulnerability to multiple water hazards lead to different types of impacts on infrastructures and populations.
Project / The RISKSEC 2.0 project studies local climate change adaptation – from risk governance to securitization strategies.
Project / ClimaResponse aims to enhance the capacities of regional and local public authorities to efficiently plan and implement climate resilience strategies.
Feature / SEI researchers call for proactive strategies to manage Sweden’s interconnected climate risks and their cascading effects.
Journal article / This study models flood risks to critical infrastructure in Halmstad, Sweden, identifying key vulnerabilities and cascading failure risks.
