The Collection of Open-Access CARMINE Publications is a repository of academic and technical research produced by the CARMINE project. The tool serves as a central hub for climate risk assessment methodologies and case study findings, providing finance professionals with evidence-based data on climate-related vulnerabilities. It aims to support the development of resilient strategies across various European Case Study Areas (CSAs).

Organisation behind the tool

The collection is maintained by the CARMINE project, an initiative supported by the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN), which handles dissemination and exploitation strategies for the project’s outputs.

What the tool does

The resource hub provides open access to the project’s formal deliverables and research papers. Key features include:

• Access to a comprehensive climate-risk assessment methodology.
• Case study reports focusing on specific geographic areas (CSAs).
• Documentation regarding dissemination, exploitation, and communication strategies for climate resilience.
• Scientific publications detailing environmental and socio-economic impacts of climate change.

Target audience

The primary users include climate researchers, policymakers, environmental consultants, and finance professionals involved in sustainability and risk management.

Relevance to finance professionals

Finance professionals can apply these resources in several ways:

• Risk assessment – Utilising peer-reviewed methodologies to evaluate exposure to physical climate hazards in specific European regions.
• ESG analysis – Incorporating scientific findings into environmental impact reporting and sustainability disclosures.
• Investment context – Informing long-term asset allocation based on local climate-risk profiles and mitigation strategies.