Climate risk for
Civil Society
We understand that data needs to be the hands of those who will use it to drive change. We provide discount or pro bono data to regulators and non-government organisations.
Impact
Pricing climate change physical risk into financial markets builds the business case for decarbonisation and resilience, but at XDI, we understand that alone is not enough to drive change. We believe data needs to be accessed and understood by everyone, including citizens and civil society organisations.
We make our analysis available to individual home-owners and provide discount or pro bono data to regulators and non-government organisations. We release information publicly to generate debate and understanding about the costs of climate change and we don't provide analysis for fossil fuel expansion projects.
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Global reach
XDI is an international, independent provider of physical risk analysis.
Public datasets
Working with NGOs around the world, XDI creates datasets for individuals and organisations to compare physical climate risk.
Cross-dependent climate risk analysis
Understand the broader effects of climate change, including cross dependencies with XDI.
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What can be measured can be changed
Our clients are global
We analyse assets in over 175 countries
Featured use cases
Civil society: A voice for homeowners
Public data release - exposing risk in the UK property market
Public data release: supply chain and sub sovereign risk
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XDI Launches XDI Climate Risk Hub: A New Platform for On-Demand Physical Climate Risk Analysis
XDI is today launching the XDI Climate Risk Hub from New York Climate Week, an innovative platform that provides on-demand, physical climate risk analysis for financial institutions, companies, and governments worldwide.
FAQs
EasyXDI uses the Coordinated Regional Downscaling Experiment (CORDEX) model and it can not be changed by a user.
The Technical Insurance Premium (TIP) is defined as the Annual Average Loss (AAL) per representative property for all hazard impacts combined. The TIP is based on the cost of damage to a property, expressed in current day dollars with no discounting or adjustments for other transaction costs.
Actual insurance premiums may not include the hazards we cover - for example Coastal Inundation and Soil Movement are excluded in some countries.
We do not currently include biodiversity in our analysis, however it is included in some capacity in our two-year roadmap for science and technology developments. If you wish to partner with XDI in developing metrics around biodiversity, please contact us.
Although climate change is generally anticipated to cause an increase in hazard risk to certain regions, the change in risk will vary by location and by hazard. Not everywhere is anticipated to have an increase in hazard risk due to climate change - for example, some places might actually experience a reduction in temperature compared to the start of the century due to changes in the ocean currents and prevailing winds.
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