Climate volatility has been a growing risk to all organisations for years. The Covid-19 pandemic has not altered that fact.
However, the relative strengths and weaknesses it has exposed in globalised business will provide an impetus for organisations to refocus on building greater climate security into their overall strategies. This should be welcomed. The pandemic has not only demonstrated the vital importance of sustainable business practices, and the need for a more resilient global system of trade, but also that sustainability isn't just essential for the environment but for a business's bottom line. What Covid-19 has taught us about business risk Global business is more fragile than often realise...
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