
Climate-Adapted Assets Investment Program
Context
The undeniable effects of climate change globally are modifying strategies, development plans, and processes in both the public and private sectors. Climate change is not only forcing governments of states, regions, and municipalities worldwide to redesign their environmental strategies and urban development plans due to the economic and social consequences it is already causing globally, but the consolidation of its effects is also impacting the corporate sector.
It is clear that states, regions, and municipalities are increasingly compelled to adopt measures that enable both their adaptation to climate change and their resilience to its effects. Similarly, this is already happening in the corporate sphere, where, increasingly, company management is being required to design new organizational and investment strategies and plans that allow them to adapt to the impact that climate change is already having on their bottom lines.
In this context, the combination of both realities is driving a new global scenario shaped by climate change. On the one hand, there is the development of cities, areas, and regions adapted to climate change, based on key national and international strategies and recommendations, which will form the future global network of climate refuges. On the other hand, the growing reorientation of international investment flows
towards sustainable and climate-adapted assets.
Objetive
The undeniable effects of climate change globally are modifying strategies, development plans, and processes in both the public and private sectors. Climate change is not only forcing governments of states, reg. ​​
Approach
The Climate-Adapted Assets Investment program of Tucci & Associates identifies climate-adapted investment assets in various international markets and makes them available to institutional, corporate, and individual investors seeking assets that offer added assurance regarding their level of adaptation to climate change and their resilience to its negative effects, compared to assets located in traditional investment areas.
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On the other hand, the impact of climate change is calling into question the continuity of international investments in the hotel and real estate sectors in geographic areas that have traditionally been recipients of such investments. This situation presents a clear opportunity for those areas that can offer better levels of adaptation to climate change and greater resilience to its negative effects to position themselves in international markets.
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The program offers international investors the possibility of investing in climate-adapted assets with greater resilience, increasing the percentage of sustainable assets in their portfolios. It also facilitates the introduction and promotion to the international investor community of new areas that offer better conditions for climate adaptation and resilience for hotel and residential investment.
