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DECISION-MAKING: RISK SMART FUTURES

At MCII, we work to ensure that vulnerable populations are equipped to anticipate and manage the risks posed by climate change. We focus on enabling proactive, informed decision-making through improved access to climate risk data, capacity development, and collaboration across sectors.

Our approach emphasizes locally led resilience strategies, grounded in actionable evidence and supported by advanced analytical tools. We believe that empowering communities and decision-makers with the right insights allows them to shift from reactive crisis response to forward-looking planning. By fostering cooperation between science, policy, and practice, we help close the gap between knowledge and implementation.

Through our work, we support national and local actors, governments, civil society, and the private sector in understanding and applying climate risk information to build sustainable, inclusive solutions. We prioritize equitable approaches, ensuring those most exposed to climate impacts are not only protected but also actively engaged in shaping risk reduction strategies.
By connecting data with decision-making and implementation we at MCII contribute to more resilient futures!

THEMATIC APPROACHES

Improving Access to Analytics

Promoting Open-Source Tools

Integrating Multi-Hazard Approaches

Mainstreaming Risk Understanding in Public Strategies

Quantifying Losses & Damages

ECA Network

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Strengthening Climate Resilience in Pakistan: A Participatory Approach to Climate Risk

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Strengthening Cocoa and Coffee Value Chains Through Biodiversity and Climate Risk Management

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New Global Resource: "Compendium of Practice" for Ministries of Finance to Better Manage Climate Risks

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Managing Floods: Developing a Risk Pooling Framework

This paper analyzes success criteria and challenges for developing flood risk pools, drawing on case studies from various countries.

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Compound Flood Risk & Heat Waves in Can Tho City

The Mekong River Delta is Vietnam’s most important and largest region with respect to agricultural and aquacultural production systems. The city Can Tho, also referred to as the economic centre of the Mekong Delta, and with that in most parts only about two meters above sea level, is at high risk of flooding. Flood and heat wave adaptation measures were analyzed for the city of Can Tho (in selected districts) with respect to their cost-efficiency and effectiveness on adaptation and risk reduction.

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highlights

Image by Jason Cooper

Strengthening Climate Resilience in Pakistan: A Participatory Approach to Climate Risk

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Image by Jason Cooper

Strengthening Cocoa and Coffee Value Chains Through Biodiversity and Climate Risk Management

Read More
Image by Jason Cooper

New Global Resource: "Compendium of Practice" for Ministries of Finance to Better Manage Climate Risks

Read More
Image by Jason Cooper

Managing Floods: Developing a Risk Pooling Framework

Read More
Image by Jason Cooper

Compound Flood Risk & Heat Waves in Can Tho City

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