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If you are on a managed corporate device and cannot update, email tristram@afterusadvisory.com and we will run the assessment with you.
Put them on the map and we will show you the climate risks each one faces, how those change under different scenarios, and what you can do about it. Your assessment stays in your browser — we never see it.
Climate risk does not stop at the fence line. This page covers the people who cannot get to work, the supplier whose plant floods, the port that closes and the grid that fails in a heatwave. Every section is optional, partial answers still produce useful output, and you can work here without mapping a single site.
Concentrate on inputs you could not quickly replace. Ten well-chosen suppliers tell you more than a hundred.
Ports, airports, rail terminals, distribution hubs, border crossings — the places freight must pass through.
How dependent are operations on each, and how much resilience do you already hold?
Anchors utility and demand risk. Defaults to your first mapped site.
An AfterUs-branded PowerPoint covering scope, method, portfolio position, top risks, the hazard picture and your adaptation plan. Built for taking to a Board.
The full register as a spreadsheet, with likelihood, consequence, exposure change, confidence and your own owners and actions.
Everything you have entered, so you can reopen and update the assessment later — or send it to us to take further.
This screen tells you which sites and which hazards deserve real analysis. Turning that into a decision your Board can fund is the work we do.
Downscaled projections, hydraulic and geotechnical review, and defensible loss estimates for the sites this screen has flagged.
Costed options, adaptation pathways with decision triggers, and the investment case to take to your Board.
Physical risk analysis that stands up under IFRS S2, CSRD and TCFD-aligned reporting, and under audit.