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Our latest CIO Special report looks at the rising sea levels and the likely implications for economic activity and investment.

Topics covered include:

  • Rising seas will compound other effects from climate change and ocean degradation. They will have major implications for the overall macroeconomic and policy outlook, and for investment.
  • As well as causing population displacement, rising seas could have a direct impact on multiple sectors including food supply, tourism, real estate, transport and energy infrastructure. This could hurt global GDP.
  • Adaptation strategies can reduce these impacts and will involve both technology and nature-based solutions. Substantial and coordinated investments will be needed, as well as financial transfers from developed to developing economies.

 

To download a PDF of the full report, please click here.

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