Never has it been more important for decision makers across business, politics and society, to make use of weather intelligence to save lives and livelihoods, to increase the resilience of critical infrastructure, and to reduce the risks and seize the economic opportunities.

In 2025, insured losses from natural catastrophes surpassed the USD 100 billion mark for the sixth consecutive year, according to Swiss Re. The bulk of these losses resulted from the impact of weather-related extremes ranging from flood to drought, and hurricanes to heatwaves.

Our team has extensive experience of providing advisory services – to weather intelligence providers in the public, private and academic sectors, to national meteorological services, international agencies such as WMO and the World Bank, and to leaders across government, business and society who must increasingly incorporate weather intelligence into their decisions.

Through our extensive international networks, we bring together the expertise able to deliver diverse projects involving flood, drought, investment, commerce, health, tourism, policy-making and other weather-impacted areas.