CoAct Database
Coalition for Climate Resilient Investment
The Coalition for Climate Resilient Investment develops and pilots practical tools, solutions and financial instruments to support a more efficient integration of physical climate risks in investment decision-making. CCRI is divided into three core working groups to address the different levels (systems, asset and financing) in which the mispricing of physical climate risks in investment decision-making is prevalent.
With over 130 members, in more than 115 countries, and $28 trillion in assets under management, the Coalition has spanned governments, international organisations, technical institutions, ratings agencies and private financial institutions.
By bringing together industries and leaders across the finance and investment world, the Coalition is pioneering solutions that are both innovative and practical to ensure all infrastructure investments incorporate physical climate risks and advance climate resilience.
| Activity period | 2019–2024 |
| Last CoAct update | n/a |
| Web URL | https://resilientinvestment.org/ |
| Output effectiveness | 0.58 |
| Accountability Index | 0.33 |
| Inclusiveness Index | 0.59 |
| Capacity Index | 0.34 |
| Num. actors | 116 |
| Functions | Knowledge production, Knowledge dissemination, Institutional capacity building, Funding |
| SDGs | |
| Themes | finance |
| Policy focus | Mainly adaptation |
| Sectors | Financial and insurance activities |
| Implementation countries | Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Jamaica, Netherlands (Kingdom of the), Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Nothern Ireland (the), United States of America (the), International |
| Target | Target type |
|---|---|
| By 2025, physical climate risks are systematically integrated into all investment decisions | Economic target |
| The Coalition will develop case studies to build the business case and identify the critical enabling environments for climate resilient infrastructure investmen by the end of 2019 | Other target |
| By COP26 in 2020, analytical tools including a physical risk pricing framework and methodology to prioritise national resilient investment needs, will be developed | Other target |