Topic: Physical Impacts & Resilience
IGCC Summit 2023 Panel Discussions
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19 September 2023
IGCC has made a submission to the Climate Change Authority's consultation on economic modelling, to support its advice to Government for Australia’s 2035 Nationally Determined Contribution under the Paris Agreement.
Road to Resilience – An investor action plan for an adaptive and resilient economy
Report | Michael Bones, Kate Simmonds, Erwin Jackson, Bethany Richards | 22 August 2023
“Road to Resilience” is a new strategy to stimulate investment in climate resilience, protecting against the physical risks of climate change.
The key objectives are:
- Integrating physical risk and resilience into existing climate-related activities.
- Developing a shared understanding of physical climate risks among stakeholders.
- Advocating for investable policy that proactively
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Working Group Recap: Physical Risk and Listed Equities
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25 August 2023
300+ climate finance professionals and excellent speakers.
22 August 2023
The Investor Group on Climate Change, whose members manage more than $30 trillion globally, today launched “Road to Resilience” a new strategy to stimulate investment in climate resilience, protecting against the physical risks of climate change.
Telstra’s Approach to Physical Climate Risk
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Member Briefing: Investor Expectations – National Climate Risk Assessment
Briefing | Kate Simmonds and Erwin Jackson | July 2023
The National Climate Risk Assessment (NCRA) has the potential to significantly increase understanding and management of physical risk in Australia, should it be developed with meaningful stakeholder engagement.
Read about IGCC’s recommendations for the NCRA to ensure it is credible, decision-useful, collaborative, and transparent.
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7 March 2023
A new survey of institutional investors managing $2.1 trillion in Australia shows encouraging progress towards net zero by 2050.
However, acceleration is needed to hit 2030 decarbonisation milestones, and to protect beneficiary returns from physical climate damage and disruption.
The State of Net Zero Investment in Australia 2022
Report | Investor Group on Climate Change | 3 March 2023
A survey of institutional investors managing $2.1 trillion in Australia. It shows encouraging progress towards net zero by 2050, but with acceleration needed to hit 2030 decarbonisation milestones, and to protect beneficiary returns from physical climate risks.
The sample is investors managing approximately 60% of total local AUM. There were
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