The Resilient Futures Initiative aims to transform climate challenges into opportunities for sustainable growth while protecting communities.
Closing this resilience gap demands stronger cross-sector coordination and investment to identify and scale effective solutions.
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Through our three-pillar action framework, we drive leadership, identify and scale up interventions, and encourage investment.

Climate resilience is under-prioritized by leaders in business or government.
We develop, communicate, support, and demonstrate a new leadership agenda for climate resilience.
The work includes defining the risks, setting-calls to action, supporting implementation, and combatting harmful narratives.

The social costs of climate change have become problematic via certain distinct global issues for which new approaches are required. First among these are insurance retreat and heat.
We create and steward multi-stakeholder initiatives that drive collaborative action on specific global climate resilience challenges that are creating strong pain points for businesses.

The private market for resilience-related goods and services is estimated to be $4 trillion per year by 2050.
We establish public-private collaboration platforms in especially climate vulnerable regions and support these platforms with global insights, building understanding of opportunities and facilitating investment.
The Center for Nature and Climate's vision is to protect, restore and regenerate the global commons – the Earth’s shared natural resources. Its mission is to build knowledge and share insights, engage diverse stakeholders in co-creating solutions and catalyse bold, action-oriented partnerships for climate and nature.
Resilient Futures Initiative
A World Economic Forum Initiative