Climate
Understanding how climate variability and extreme weather translate into corridor risk.
Corridors résilients
Climate, Infrastructure & the Continuity of Regional Trade
Regional trade cannot depend only on infrastructure capacity. It also needs resilience.
Corridors résilients
Climate, infrastructure & the continuity of regional trade
Regional trade cannot depend only on infrastructure capacity. It also needs resilience.
Climate-related disruption can travel along a corridor — from the port to the border, the warehouse and the balance sheet. Resilience therefore connects climate, infrastructure, insurance, banking, logistics, government and business continuity.
- Climate
- Infrastructures
- Insurance
- Banking
- Logistique
- Gouvernement
- Business continuity
Where corridor disruption is felt
- Ports
- Shipping
- Lakes
- Railways
- Roads
- Air transport
- Warehousing
- Border crossings
- Supply chains
- Insurance
- Trade finance
- Regional commerce
Climate & infrastructure
Seven disciplines, one resilience agenda
Resilience is not one sector’s job. It is where climate, infrastructure, insurance, banking, logistics, government and business meet.
Infrastructures
Designing, maintaining and financing ports, rail, roads and lake links to withstand disruption.
Insurance
Transferring and pricing the risks that corridor disruption creates for cargo, assets and operators.
Banking & trade finance
Keeping trade finance flowing when routes are interrupted.
Logistique
Alternative routes, modes and buffers that keep goods moving.
Gouvernement
Coordinated response across ministries, agencies and neighbouring countries.
Business continuity
Planning that keeps supply chains and customers served through disruption.
Kuwa sehemu ya GLCF 2026
Des visions nationales aux chaînes de valeur régionales — 4–5 décembre 2026, Saba Saba Grounds, Dar es Salaam, Tanzanie