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A more resilient economy is moving from discussion to design, as climate risks increasingly shape how decisions are made across business and finance 🌍   At London Climate Action Week 2026, we joined global institutions, companies and experts to contribute to the growing focus on turning climate ambition into practical resilience actions. Across key forums, including the Climate Innovation Forum and the UNEP FI Global Round Table, the conversation centred on how to embed risk reduction and adaptation measures more deeply into economic systems.   ➡️Lucia Silva, Group Chief Sustainability Officer, highlighted the critical link between awareness of climate risks and their integration into investment and business decisions. Her perspective focused on the need to face resilience not only as a technical or financial challenge but a societal one, making resilience a structural part of decision-making frameworks.   ➡️Francesca Monti, Group Head of the Generali Climate Hub, showed how this is already being translated into practice. Through the Climate Hub’s work on data-driven risk insight, prevention tools such as Geoya, and partnerships with organisations including ECMWF, Generali is helping convert climate intelligence into concrete actions that reduce exposure and support faster recovery.   As the transition accelerates, insurers are increasingly contributing to how resilience is built. We remain committed to strengthening this link between insight and action, turning climate knowledge into practical solutions 🚀 Read more: https://lnkd.in/dPmZ54H3   #LCAW2026 #Generali4Sustainability