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FiW-R-2: Awareness of physical climate risks among financial services

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2023 Monitoring Report on the German Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change

last update on 28.11.2023

IG-R-2: Exposure of Germany’s foreign trade to global climate change

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2023 Monitoring Report on the German Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change

last update on 28.11.2023

Climate | Energy

Systematically perform climate risk assessments in municipalities

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Municipalities are affected differently by climate change due to various factors. The German Environment Agency (UBA) therefore recommends the implementation of municipal climate risk assessments along three essential steps: preparation, implementation and communication of the results. To support this, a handout provides information on the methodological procedure in addition to ISO 14091.

13.07.2022

IG-R-1: Perception of the relevance of physical climate risks in trade and

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2023 Monitoring Report on the German Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change

last update on 28.11.2023

Risks and potential for adaptation

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What are the risks associated with the effects of climate change in Germany? What are the options for adaptation? What areas require immediate action? The Climate Impact and Risk Assessment 2021 (KWRA) – the most comprehensive risk and impact analysis for Germany to date – provides answers to these questions.

last update on 07.02.2022

Short link: www.uba.de/t13083en

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