Data, Policy and Inclusive Development
Climate and Resilience
Climate vulnerability and risk research, community adaptation and disaster-risk assessments, and GIS-based resilience mapping.
When clients come to us
- A programme or investment is exposed to climate risk and the exposure has never been assessed.
- A community adaptation plan needs evidence from the community itself.
- Flood or environmental risk needs to be mapped before siting decisions are made.
- A climate programme needs a measurement framework that reflects resilience, not only activity.
What the work covers
- Climate vulnerability, risk and resilience research
- Community adaptation and disaster-risk assessments
- Flood and environmental perception studies
- Climate programme MERL and stakeholder assessments
- GIS-based vulnerability and resilience mapping
What you receive
- A vulnerability assessment with a defined exposure, sensitivity and adaptive-capacity structure
- Community-level adaptation evidence, collected in the field
- Spatial risk layers and maps with their data sources documented
- A resilience measurement framework for the programme
Professional boundaries
- Climate analysis draws on available published and collected data; it is not an engineering design or a hydrological modelling licence.
Next step
Discuss your project
Send a short note of the decision you need to make, the geography, the deadline and any donor or statutory rule that applies. You will get back a scoping note rather than a generic brochure.