Promotion of resilient building design through climate risk assessments leading to increased property durability

Integration of climate risk assessments into project planning

Support for green infrastructure in urban development

Investment in green roofs and permeable surfaces to reduce flood risk

Development of emergency preparedness plans for tenants

Implementation of crisis response and evacuation plans

Collaboration with local authorities for climate adaptation

Partnerships for urban climate resilience projects

Public recognition of climate-resilient property leadership

Promotion of achievements in climate adaptation

Construction in flood-prone or heat-exposed areas

Site selection without climate risk consideration

Neglect of adaptation measures in property management

Failure to update buildings for increased climate risks

Non-compliance with climate adaptation regulations

Failure to meet legal requirements for climate adaptation

Poor communication on adaptation strategies

Lack of transparency on climate adaptation plans

Neglect of supplier adaptation practices

Suppliers not considering climate risks in their materials or services

Regulatory fines for non-compliance with adaptation laws

Authorities increase enforcement of climate adaptation standards

Brand damage from adaptation failures

Negative media coverage of climate-related property damages

Asset impairments due to extreme weather

Physical damages from floods storms or heatwaves

Increased costs from adaptation investments

Need for new investments in climate resilience

Legal actions by stakeholders over adaptation failures

Stakeholders file lawsuits for damages from inadequate adaptation

Development of “Climate-Resilient Property” certifications

Certification for best practices in climate adaptation

Access to funding for adaptation projects

Grants or subsidies for climate adaptation investments

Partnerships with NGOs for adaptation innovation

Joint development of adaptation solutions with NGOs

Expansion into markets valuing adaptation

Clients demanding certified climate-resilient properties

Promotion of low-carbon building materials through supplier engagement leading to reduced GHG emissions

Selection of suppliers with low-carbon products and services

Support for building energy efficiency upgrades

Investment in insulation smart systems and efficient appliances

Development of green leases with tenants

Inclusion of sustainability clauses in rental contracts

Collaboration with authorities for low-carbon initiatives

Participation in public programs for carbon reduction

Public recognition of low-carbon property leadership

Promotion of achievements in GHG emissions reduction

Use of carbon-intensive materials in construction

Procurement of traditional high-emission building materials

Neglect of GHG emissions in property management

Failure to track or reduce operational emissions

Non-compliance with mitigation regulations

Failure to meet legal requirements for GHG emissions

Poor communication on mitigation strategies

Lack of transparency on carbon footprint and reduction measures

Neglect of tenant or supplier mitigation practices

Tenants or suppliers not adopting low-carbon practices

Regulatory fines for non-compliance with mitigation laws

Authorities increase enforcement of GHG reduction standards