Climate Risk Assessments
Our team of experts takes a holistic approach to assessing climate risk, building the connections between the risks posed directly by the effects of climate change, and the impacts that these can cause to social, cultural, economic and ecological wellbeing.
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Assessing how the risks of extreme weather events and sea-level rise could impact catchments, communities, and infrastructure.
+ more hydrological risk assessments
Understanding the risks posed by the changing landscapes and the potential for slips, as well as impacts from extended periods of drought.
+ more land risk assessments
Considering all aspects of the natural environment, including terrestrial, freshwater and coastal ecosystems and how they will be affected by climate change.
Outstanding Natural Features
+ more environmental risk assessments
Ngā mea hirahira o te ao Māori considers matters of importance to iwi/Māori, including Māori interests and investments, health and wellbeing, culture and practices.
Non-Economic Loss & Damage
Māori investments and interests
+ more cultural risk assessments
Assessing infrastructure and urban spaces to identify the potential for network failure, bottlenecks, and community isolation.
Three Waters Infrastructure
+ more built environment assessments
Assessing social infrastructure, access to key services and the vulnerability of communities to the effects of climate change.
Emergency Response Ability
Socioeconomic Vulnerability
+ more community risk assessments
Understanding how a changing climate will affect land use, production, cultural significance, and reliance on the health of our natural environment.
Residential / Industrial / Commercial
Culturally Significant Sites
Reliance on Natural Environment
+ more land use assessments
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