Skip to main content
IDDRR Logo
Menu

Guide for adaptation and resilience finance

Source
United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR)
Standard Chartered Bank
KPMG International

The Guide for Adaptation and Resilience Finance sets out what constitutes adaptation and resilience finance. It includes a practical roadmap for financing and over 100 investable activities, including climate-resilient crops, public hospital infrastructure investment, and mangrove conservation and replanting.

To mobilise finance for adaptation and resilience — and help investors, commercial banks, and other financial institutions consider these themes in financial decision-making — the investment potential needs to be understood and recognised. This Guide seeks to provide confidence to investors looking to allocate capital to adaptation projects, as well as to companies looking to raise capital for adaptation and resilience products, solutions, or other investment opportunities.

The Guide maps over 100 investable activities across adaptation and resilience, including: climate-resilient crops, vertical farming, natural flood protection, water conservation and efficiency measures, public hospital infrastructure investment, renewable energy storage solutions, and mangrove conservation and replanting. Indicators to assess the adaptation and resilience impact of a specific investment are also available in the document.

The investable activities are also available as an interactive list.

Download

Guide for adaptation and resilience finance PDF, 12.1 MB English

Last checked: 11 April 2024

Editors' recommendations

  • 100 investments for adaptation and resilience: An interactive list of investable activities
  • Launch of a new roadmap for financing adaptation and resilience
  • Tracking the money for climate adaptation and disaster risk reduction
  • Opportunities to integrate disaster reduction risk and climate resilience into sustainable finance
  • Towards a climate-risk data architecture: common and open risk metrics to align finance with climate-resilient development goals
  • Financial arrangements for addressing losses and damages: A disaster risk reduction primer
  • Catalyze investment in resilience

Explore further

Themes Climate change Financing DRR
Cover
Number of pages
38 p.
Publication year
2024

Also featured on

PreventionWeb
UNDRR Website

Is this page useful?

Yes No
Report an issue on this page

Thank you. If you have 2 minutes, we would benefit from additional feedback (link opens in a new window).

The International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction was started in 1989, after a call by the United Nations General Assembly for a day to promote a global culture of risk-awareness and disaster reduction. Held every 13 October, the day celebrates how people and communities around the world are reducing their exposure to disasters and raising awareness about the importance of reining in the risks that they face.

Loading