Climate Change Risk and Cost Diagnosis
for Asset Managers & Healthcare Providers
Project DescriptionTwo year-long feasibility studies carried out over three years co-funded by InnovateUK and the Natural Environment Research Council, the aim of which were to develop and test a pioneering service model that would enable organisations to understand, quantify and internalise their unique risks from extreme weather and a changing climate.
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Teamdb+a originated the proposals, pulled together the team, and coordinated project delivery. The first project was led by the Global Climate Adaptation Partnership (GCAP) and the second by db+a. Our main 'end user' partners were: social housing provider, Aster Group, who manage 27,000 properties across the south of England; and Bristol Health Partners, a city-region partnership of the hospitals, clinical commissioning groups and local authority. Our academic partners were University of Bath (economics), Manchester (GIS) and Bristol (systems engineering).
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"This research opens the door to discussions at strategic level about how we can collaborate proactively to address this public health issue."
- Paula Clarke, Head of Strategy and Transformation, University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust |
TimelineApril 2014 - October 2017
Aster Case Study Summary Report
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