#Climatechange, #Netzero, #Sustainability
As the world faces challenges such as geopolitical tension, supply chain disruption, an energy crisis, and escalating inflation, the overarching crisis of climate change exacerbates these issues. The real estate sector is especially vulnerable, facing physical and transition risks. Assets in this sector are threatened by environmental disasters such as hurricanes, floods, and wildfires, which can severely affect their future value and profitability. This sector, directly and indirectly, contributes to approximately 40% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Consequently, the required steps to decarbonize in order to meet climate goals could pose significant financial implications. Therefore, strategic planning and informed decision-making are crucial to ensure resilience and success in the sector amidst these evolving challenges.
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Sponge cities could reduce urban flooding and improve livability by mimicking natural water absorption.
In the global labor market technology adoption remains a key driver of business transformation, while environmental, technology, and economic trends impact job creation. Upskilling, diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives are crucial for bridging talent gaps and promoting inclusive growth.
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