Investing in climate-resilient decarbonised infrastructure to meet socio-economic and climate change goals

Author: Maryam Golnaraghi

Infrastructure resilience is critical for countries to be able to cope with the effects of climate change, but sufficient investment is required. This research brief urges coordination among insurers as risk managers and investors, governments and other stakeholders in tackling the global infrastructure challenge.

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