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Modelling extreme climatic events and their economic impacts: Managing global supply chain risk for sustainable intensification of food production Aspen Institute 2 nd Dialogue of the Food Security Strategy Group Rome 5-7 February 2014, Aspen Institute Italia Erik Chavez [email protected] [email protected] DRAFT – NOT FOR CIRCULATION

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Modelling extreme climatic events and their economic impacts:

Managing global supply chain risk for sustainable intensification of food production

Aspen Institute 2nd Dialogue of the Food Security Strategy Group

Rome 5-7 February 2014, Aspen Institute Italia

Erik Chavez [email protected]

[email protected]

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D. Coumou and S. Rahmstorf (2012)

A decade of weather extremes. Nature Climate Change

More frequent extreme weather events: heat waves

Years highlighted are record breaking summer maximum (red) and minimum (blue) average temperature in Western Europe over the past 105 years data records

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• The index is crafted as a proxy of production based on one weather parameter (rainfall) • Most indexes developed are based on precipitation data. Contracts have been

structured on maximum temperatures (Anhui, China), wind speed (Ukraine) • Basis risk, the most important potential shortcoming of weather index programmes, is

the difference between actual production loss and index variation

Emergence of weather index-based insurance DRAFT – NOT FOR CIRCULATION

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“Weather-within-climate” index and machine learning-based modelling framework

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Experimental results: Precipitation Variability Indices Selection

Three Technological Scenarios (Shandong province, maize)

Local rainfed variety Local irrigated variety

Switched rainfed variety

Pixel colours refer to the period of crop growth highest vulnerability to precipitation variability - Green/yellow: start of season - Red: middle of season - Blue: end of season

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Province/country-level production risk profile under different climate & tech scenarios

Irrigated rice expected production under 2020’s climate scenario – 10 year return period heat wave event

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Index distribution under best and worst climate scenario

Weighted sum 2020’s decade

Rice yield response as function of heat wave index

Expected rice distribution in 2020’s driven by heat wave

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Province/country-level production risk profile under different climate & tech scenarios

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Smoothing and decreasing weather risk costs: risk mitigation & transfer

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Global retailing and manufacturing industry:

• 71% see supply chain as strategic

• Over 50 % have not mapped top 10 suppliers

Supply chain risk management of global retailers and manufacturers

Supply chain risk costs 1-4 % revenue loss (100-400 mUSD for 10 bUSD rev) PWC/Zurich

Operational supply chain risk management

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Increasing climate robustness of supply-chain streams through risk mitigation and transfer

Global Financial and Reinsurance Market

Global retailing and manufacturing sector

Local producers (in Africa)

Increased production and climate-robust supply

Firm-level supply chain “climate” risk transfer

Access to investment finance

Access to risk mitigating and production increasing technology

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Increasing climate robustness of supply-chain streams through risk mitigation and transfer

Global Financial and Reinsurance Market

Global retailing and manufacturing sector

Local producers (in Africa)

Manufacturing & trading

Imperial College London Civil Engineering Department Finance Department Reading University Meteorology Department Satellite Observation Group Ecole Polytechnique Economics Department Hamburg University Climate Research Centre

Funding: European Institute of Technology European Union Project start: 2nd semester 2014

Technology firms NGO

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Increasing climate robustness of country-level food security and financial preparedness

World Bank • 1st preliminary results: April 2014 • Report to Ministry of Finance &

Ministry of Agriculture • Risk profiles of country-level direct

and indirect economic costs under different climate and technological scenarios

Mozambique maize production suitability index

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