Acute risk

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In the context of nature-related financial risk, an acute risk is a short-term event that changes the state of nature adversely.

Examples include spillage of pollutants, fires and agricultural pests.

See also

• Adaptation finance
• Biodiversity
• Climate change
• Climate Financial Risk Forum
• Climate risk
• Critical habitat
• Deforestation
• Dependency
• Financial institution
• Financial risk
• Financial stability risk
• Impact
• Nature loss
• Nature-related opportunity
• Nature-related risk
• Nature transition
• Policy risk
• Regulation
• Resilience
• Risk management
• Task Force on Nature-related Financial Disclosures
• Treasury

Other resource

• Nature-related Risk - Handbook for Financial Institutions - Climate Financial Risk Forum