“Eye of the Storm: 10 Supply Chain Hubs Facing Natural Hazard Risks” analyzes natural and catastrophic hazards faced by some of the world’s most important trade regions. From earthquakes in Panama to drought in India, industry and government leaders are navigating rising challenges to ensure stability and prosperity.
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Summary
Extreme weather has skyrocketed five-fold in recent decades, devastating nations, communities, and lives worldwide. This summer alone witnessed record-breaking temperatures, lethal hurricanes and floods, and wildfires that inflicted a harrowing death toll and billions in economic losses. The linchpins of our global supply network — ports, railroads, and other vital infrastructure — are caught in a vortex of escalating disturbances that reverberate through every sector of industry.
It’s no longer a matter of “if,” but “when,” the ten supply hubs analyzed in this paper will require new solutions to grapple with the impact of disaster on their supply networks. Using Interos’ catastrophic risk technology, we detail threats facing some of the world’s most significant supply chain hubs and keys to strengthening their resilience.
