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Foundations of Climate Resilience in BCMS

BCMS Guide to Climate Change

Background

Introduction and Purpose of This Guide

ISO's Climate Commitment

What is Climate Change?

Business Impacts and Strategic Mitigation

What are the Effects of Climate Change on Businesses?

What Can Be Done to Reduce Impacts of Climate Change on Businesses?

🎮 Pixel Quest: Climate Impact Challenge

Integrating Climate into Context (ISO 22301 Clause 4)

Clause 4 – Context of the Organisation

Clause 4.1 – Identifying Climate Influenced Internal and External Factors

Clause 4.2 – Identifying New Interested Parties and Requirements

Clause 4.3 – Reviewing and Amending the Scope of the BCMS

Quiz

Quiz: Foundations of Climate BCMS

Quiz: Business Impacts

Quiz: Mitigation Strategies

Quiz: Clause 4.1 & 4.2 Analysis

Quiz: BCMS Scope and Review

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Integrating Climate Risk into Business Continuity Management Systems is a practical, standards-aligned course designed for professionals who need to embed climate resilience into ISO 22301-based programs. As extreme weather, chronic climate shifts, and evolving regulations reshape the risk landscape, organizations must adapt continuity practices to protect people, facilities, supply chains, and reputation. This course bridges the gap between climate science and day-to-day continuity planning. You will learn how to translate ISO’s climate commitments into actionable BCMS updates, strengthen context analysis (Clause 4), and build mitigation and adaptation strategies that safeguard operations and accelerate recovery. Through concise lessons, applied tools, and scenario-driven activities—including a gamified Pixel Quest—you’ll identify climate-influenced internal and external factors, expand stakeholder requirements, and right-size the scope of your BCMS to cover climate-critical processes and locations. By the end, you will be able to connect organizational strategy with tangible continuity outcomes, align with the London Declaration expectations, and create resilience roadmaps that reduce downtime, protect cashflow, and meet stakeholder expectations. Whether you are refreshing an existing BCMS or launching your first climate-aware update, this course provides a clear, repeatable approach to integrating climate risk into core continuity governance, planning, exercising, and continual improvement.

Climate Resilient Business Continuity

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            <p>The landscape of business continuity is shifting rapidly as environmental threats move from "long-term possibilities" to "immediate operational disruptions." For those of us managing ISO 22301 frameworks, it’s no longer enough to plan for localized power outages or IT failures; we have to account for the systemic risks posed by a changing climate. This course dives into the essential intersection of climate resilience and traditional BCMS, helping you navigate the recent mandates like the ISO London Declaration. We’ll explore how to move beyond basic disaster recovery and start embedding climate adaptation directly into your organizational DNA, ensuring that your stability isn't just a goal, but a measurable outcome of your strategic planning.</p>

<p>Throughout our sessions, we’ll get into the weeds of Clause 4, examining how to identify climate-influenced internal and external factors and how to recognize new interested parties—like environmental regulators—who are now critical to your continuity efforts. Whether you’re an ESG coordinator looking to bridge the gap between carbon reduction and supply chain resilience, or a crisis management lead in the manufacturing sector, you’ll find actionable strategies here. We’ll tackle everything from chronic climate shifts to acute weather events, providing you with the tools to amend your BCMS scope and justify these changes to top management. By the end, you’ll be equipped to transform your continuity plans from reactive documents into proactive, climate-aware resilience strategies.</p>
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