
Improving Access to Analytics
We at MCII strengthen decision-making by improving access to climate and disaster risk analytics. By promoting knowledge transfer, building stakeholder capacities, and developing user-oriented tools, we enable diverse audiences—from local practitioners to national policymakers—to turn complex data into meaningful action.
At the heart of this work is a commitment to inclusivity and usability. Our approach combines technical training with practical applications, ensuring that communities, governments, and institutions are equipped to assess risks, identify protection gaps, and design effective responses. This includes intuitive tools such as dashboards, visualizations, and AI-driven platforms that support evidence-based, context-sensitive planning.
Sustained impact is supported by establishing local and national climate risk hubs and spaces for peer exchange, encouraging continued learning and collaboration. By combining scientific rigor with real-world usability, we ensure that access to analytics empowers stakeholders at all levels to take proactive, informed steps toward more resilient futures.

HIGHLIGHTS

HIGHLIGHTS


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


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


Country Roadmaps for Integrated Climate Risk Management: Morocco (French Version)
The Advancing Climate Risk Insurance Plus project demonstrates the relevance of integrated climate risk management, including insurance, across sectors.


Country Roadmaps for Integrated Climate Risk Management: Morocco (English Version)
The Advancing Climate Risk Insurance Plus project demonstrates the relevance of integrated climate risk management, including insurance, across sectors.


Roadmap for Integrated Climate Risk Management: Drought Risk in Ghana's Agricultural Sector
The roadmap outlines recommendations for scaling up risk transfer in Ghana’s agriculture sector.







