Adaptation and resilience research from the Centre for Climate Finance & Investment investigates strategies, investment and policies aimed at helping communities, institutions, and ecosystems adapt to the impacts of climate change and build resilience to future climate-related risks. The Centre works to highlight the research on financing ecosystem preservation and natural resources, ensuring food and water security, and reducing long-term costs in the face of climate change. By investing in adaptation and resilience, governments, businesses, and communities can build a more sustainable and resilient future for all.
Are Markets Interested in Adapting to Climate? Insights From Singapore
New research from the Singapore Green Finance Centre finds far-reaching interventions are needed to overcome existing shortcomings in Singapore’s approach to climate adaptation projects.
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Adaptation Bonds: Lessons from the US Municipal Bond Market to Help Close the Adaptation Financing Gap
Read our newest report, where Honorary Research Fellow Bob Buhr proposes an innovative way to tackle the "adaptation funding gap".
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Financing Low Carbon Infrastructure
In this report we examine strategies to mobilise private capital and facilitate greater financial sector development in support of the transition to more sustainable economic growth.
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