Global Efforts intensify to address climate change and promote sustainable development in 2025 As the world enters 2025, the urgency to combat climate change and achieve sustainable development goals has never been greater. Governments, organizations, and communities worldwide are stepping up their efforts to address environmental challenges and ensure a more equitable future for all. […]
Data4Risk at the INNN Conference in Niort: A Key Event on Insurtech and Climate Risk On October 5th and 6th, Data4Risk had the honor of participating in the first-ever national conference dedicated to Insurtech, the INNN Conference, held in Niort. This event brought together experts, innovative startups, and decision-makers from the insurance sector to discuss
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Floods in Valencia: Analysis and Impact of Climate Change On Tuesday, October 29, 2024, the Valencia region in Spain was hit by an intense Mediterranean episode associated with a cold drop. This meteorological phenomenon led to torrential rains and dramatic flooding, resulting in a heavy human toll and considerable material damage. Remarkable rainfall The rainfall
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Introducing our new climate risk visualization tool 🌍 At Data4Risk, we are pleased to announce the launch of our new feature: Climate Risk Visualization Tool. This tool is designed to provide companies and institutions with real-time insights into environmental threats. It helps them effectively understand and manage climate-related risks, enabling more informed decision-making. What is
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Climate change: what impact on real estate? Rising temperatures, droughts, rising sea levels… What will real estate in France look like in 2050? Rising average temperatures in France, rising sea levels, recurrent droughts… The effects of climate change in France are already undeniable. Météo France, which has studied the effects in France, predicts a disparate
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Real Estate: The four climatic risks affecting property value Floods, storms, coastal erosion, drought, and fires. With global warming, what were once exceptional climate events are becoming more frequent across all regions of France. This worsening could ultimately negatively impact the value of a property. Here are four climatic risks affecting property value to consider
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How Data Science is Revolutionizing Risk Management In today’s fast-paced and complex world, the ability to manage risk effectively has become more critical than ever. Data science is at the forefront of this transformation, revolutionizing risk management by providing deeper insights, predictive capabilities, and more accurate assessments. Data4Risk, a leading platform specializing in risk data
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Wildfire Risks: Growing threat in high-value areas The risk of wildfires is on the rise, posing a serious threat to high-value real estate in regions such as Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur. Climate change has significantly contributed to the increased frequency and intensity of wildfires, making them more destructive than ever before. Factors such as prolonged droughts, higher temperatures,
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France is one of the countries most affected by climate change France is facing a significant challenge as one of the countries most affected by climate change. With cyclonic episodes, floods, extreme heatwaves, and droughts becoming increasingly common, the impact on the country is profound. A recent EU Copernicus report underscores the alarming rise in
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340,000 people living within a 20km range of SEVESO sites in France The Seveso Directive stands as a cornerstone of industrial safety across the European Union. Originating from the tragic Seveso disaster in Italy, this series of directives mandates member states to identify and manage industrial sites that pose significant risks of major accidents. With
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