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Stephane Hallegatte

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Senior Climate Change Advisor at the World Bank. Opinions are my own.
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Building the Market for Resilience: A New Opportunity for Financial Institutions

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By Thomas Kerr, Stephane Hallegatte
| blogs.worldbank.org
Insured losses from natural catastrophes again surpassed $100 billion for the sixth consecutive year. For banks in emerging markets, climate impacts are increasingly becoming part of their business reality, as they see an increase in loan defaults from flood-hit farmers, collateral stripped of value by repeated storms, and uninsured small businesses. For too long, climate adaptation has been framed as primarily a responsibility of governments.
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Impacts of global warming on subnational poverty and inequality - Nature Climate Change

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By Hai-Anh Dang, Stephane Hallegatte, MINH NGUYEN, Minh Nguyễn
| Nature
Abstract Higher temperatures are expected to impact globally on poverty and inequality, yet little cross-country analysis exists to quantify the effects.
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Four conditions for AI in weather forecasts to deliver for development

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By Stephane Hallegatte
| blogs.worldbank.org
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the field of weather forecasting, promising more accurate predictions, tailored insights, and new ways to interact with complex data. The potential solutions are endless. It can help farmers anticipate bad weather, and boost food security across the world. It can save lives by helping people anticipate extreme storms and floods. And it can make it easier and cheaper for countries and weather agencies with limited resources to run their own model.
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