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Climate in the Post-Pandemic Resilience Era - Report

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The urgent need to limit the scale of climate change is widely acknowledged. Sia Partners has been committed to accelerating carbon reduction and the energy transition for 15 years. 12% of our revenue is generated by offerings related to climate change; we help clients in the public and private sectors navigate the on-going global transition to a low carbon economy. Profound mitigation and adaptation are necessary to build a sustainable, resilient world of tomorrow. Anticipating a Warmer World: Climate action must conjointly ensure mitigation and adaptation. All sectors can reduce their direct impact on the environment through internal transformations and sustainable management, ensuring mitigation. Industries also need to prepare for the transformations induced by climate change by adapting in order to deal with new ranges of risks and become more resilient. Leveraging Technologies: Now more than ever, new technologies unlock opportunities for climate as they allow to better master and optimize infrastructures and to leverage all available data. Our energy, transportation and AI expertise allows us to deliver significant results to our clients. Green Financing: Green Finance represents all investments of the energy transition and is one of its major pillars. At the crossroads between energy, industry and banking, we cover a broad range of issues, from decrypting regulations, defining strategic roadmaps to implementing operational transformations. Adapting Public Policies: Administrations and public organizations play a major role in the energy transition. From local regulations to international collaborations, governments and administrations frameworks and low carbon promotion are critical for the successful transition to a low-carbon model as they define tomorrow's world and scope of action for climate. Biodiversity: Biodiversity is becoming a key environmental topic: climate change causes severe loss in habitats and biological diversity, generating risks of disruption of value chains and for global health. As communities care more and the international agenda turns towards biodiversity, both public and private actors hold the keys to act in favor of biodiversity. Agriculture: Agriculture and Agri-food Businesses are at the forefront of climate stakes. From the farm to consumers' plates, technology, new behaviors and new activities are revolutionizing the industry towards a sustainable, innovative and efficient agriculture

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40 p.
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INIS-FR--24-0190

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