Quantifying Climate Risks to guide Investment and Adaptation in Ukraine’s South

Ukrain­ian Cli­mate Office togeth­er with the Frank­furt School of Finance and Man­age­ment are pleased to announce the pre­sen­ta­tion of a new study at the Ger­man Pavil­ion dur­ing the ReBuild Ukraine Con­fer­ence in War­saw.

This pio­neer­ing research uses the CLIMADA mod­el com­bined with local­ly col­lect­ed data to deliv­er a detailed cli­mate risk assess­ment for South­ern Ukraine. The study iden­ti­fies where and how adap­ta­tion mea­sures deliv­er the great­est impact—and demon­strates how this inno­v­a­tive, data-dri­ven approach can be scaled up to guide resilient recon­struc­tion across the coun­try.

Join us to explore how cli­mate intel­li­gence and finan­cial insights can shape a safer, more sus­tain­able future for Ukraine.

The event is joint­ly orga­nized by the Ukrain­ian Cli­mate Office/C4CA Project and the Frank­furt School of Finance and Man­age­ment. The Capac­i­ties for Cli­mate Action (C4CA) project is imple­ment­ed by GIZ on behalf of the Ger­man Gov­ern­ment with­in the frame­work of the Inter­na­tion­al Cli­mate Ini­tia­tive (IKI) and co-financed by the Euro­pean Union.