In a few minutes, see how weather, new rules, and changing customer habits could affect your cash, suppliers and customers, and what you can do about it.
Built for small business owners by a small business owner.
Small Business Climate Map is a set of simple online tools that shows how climate change could affect your business, your suppliers and your customers. It pulls together public data on weather, laws, costs and trade and turns it into plain-English views you can use in real decisions.
You do not need to be a climate expert. You type in a business or a supplier, and the tools show you what they are likely to face, when it might hit, and practical steps you could take.
People who run small businesses, are short on time, feel overwhelmed by new climate rules, and are not sure what they are meant to do about recording and reporting this stuff in their business.
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Use one, a few or all of the tools. Each one answers a different question. Together, they give you a picture of how climate change could shape your work, your suppliers and your customers, that you can use to create your climate map for your business.
Every line in the tools links back to public data. For example, when you see "high flood risk in 2040," it is based on city risk data and climate science, not guesswork.
The tools draw on World Bank, IPCC, NGFS, Climate Policy Radar, UN Comtrade, DEFRA, SASB and city-level flood, heat, drought and storm data, plus 30+ more sources, all linked so you can check them yourself.
These tools surface signals from public data and invite you to act on them. They are a head start for your thinking, not financial, legal, investment or compliance advice. Your judgement, and when needed your accountant, insurer or lawyer, turns signals into decisions.