Business continuity & climate change

Businesses and governments are increasingly tackling the risks from climate change. These risks present themselves as physical or transitional risks.

Physical risks result from the direct impact of climate change – for example water availability, threat to long supply chains, impact on infrastructure etc.

Transitional risks result from changes in regulations, new legal obligations, sudden market disruptions and changes in technology.

Australian businesses are already experiencing the impact of both these type of risks and the continuity of some businesses has already been adversely impacted. Continuity Matters works with organisations to help them identify and manage these risks through climate change risk assessments.

Services available:

  • Lead or assist in the development of all stages of a climate change risk assessment

  • Complete a gap analysis of existing assessments or plans

  • Assess the resilience of an organisation to climate change risks

  • Carry out detailed location risk assessments


 

We offer business continuity consulting services to help your business develop a robust business continuity plan.