Turn your climate-risk assessment results into a practical organisational action plan
The Altawell Global Climate Risk Readiness Review provides organisations with an independent and structured evaluation of their climate-risk governance, strategic preparedness and resilience capabilities.
Following completion of the free Climate Risk Readiness Assessment, Altawell Global reviews the organisation’s responses, identifies priority gaps and provides practical recommendations supported by a confidential consultation and written action roadmap.
The review is designed to help boards, executive teams, sustainability leaders, risk professionals and governance functions move from initial self-assessment to informed organisational action.
Why This Review Matters
Climate-related risks increasingly affect organisational governance, investment decisions, operational continuity, regulatory exposure, supply chains and long-term strategic resilience. Although a self-assessment can reveal possible weaknesses, organisations may require independent expert interpretation to understand the significance of their results and determine which actions should receive priority.
The Climate Risk Readiness Review helps an organisation move beyond general awareness by identifying material gaps, examining areas of vulnerability and translating assessment findings into practical priorities. It provides leadership teams with a clearer basis for strengthening governance, decision-making and organisational preparedness.
Who This Service Is For
The Climate Risk Readiness Review is intended for organisations seeking an independent assessment of their current climate-risk preparedness. It is particularly relevant to:
• Boards and executive leadership teams
• Sustainability and ESG leaders
• Risk, governance and compliance functions
• Energy, infrastructure and industrial organisations
• Government and public-sector bodies
• Financial and investment stakeholders
• Organisations developing or reviewing their climate-risk and resilience strategies
The service can support organisations at an early stage of climate-risk planning as well as those seeking to review and strengthen existing governance and resilience arrangements.
Areas Examined
The review examines the organisation’s assessment results across seven interconnected dimensions of climate-risk readiness:
Climate Risk Governance
Board and executive oversight, accountability, responsibilities and governance arrangements for climate-related risks.
Strategic Planning and Decision-Making
The extent to which climate-related considerations are incorporated into organisational strategy, planning, investment and major decisions.
Physical Climate Risk
The organisation’s identification and management of risks arising from extreme weather, changing climate conditions and potential disruption to operations, assets and supply chains.
Transition Risk
Preparedness for regulatory, technological, market, financial and stakeholder changes associated with the transition towards a lower-carbon economy.
Climate Data, Reporting and Disclosure
The availability, quality and use of climate-related information, performance measures, reporting processes and disclosures.
Organisational Capability and Culture
Internal knowledge, leadership commitment, cross-functional coordination, resources and organisational capacity to manage climate-related risks.
Resilience, Adaptation and Opportunity
The organisation’s ability to strengthen resilience, plan adaptation measures and identify strategic or commercial opportunities arising from climate-related change.
What the Service Includes
The Climate Risk Readiness Review includes:
• Review of one completed organisational Climate Risk Readiness Assessment
• Analysis of results across the seven assessment dimensions
• Identification of principal strengths, gaps and priority exposure areas
• One confidential online consultation of up to 90 minutes
• A concise written findings report
• Prioritised recommendations for organisational improvement
• A practical 90-day action roadmap
• A closing discussion regarding possible next steps
The service provides a focused strategic diagnostic. It is not represented as a statutory audit, regulatory certification, legal opinion or comprehensive technical climate-risk assessment.
How the Review Works
Step 1: Complete the Free Assessment
The organisation downloads and completes the Altawell Global Climate Risk Readiness Assessment. The assessment provides the initial evidence base for the review.
Step 2: Submit an Enquiry
The organisation submits an enquiry providing appropriate information about its sector, requirements and intended outcomes. Sensitive or confidential documents should not be submitted through the initial website form.
Step 3: Initial Suitability Discussion
Altawell Global conducts a brief complimentary discussion to understand the organisation’s circumstances, confirm whether the service is appropriate and clarify the expected scope.
Step 4: Engagement Confirmation
If the review is suitable, the organisation receives written confirmation of the scope, professional fee, terms of engagement and payment arrangements.
Step 5: Assessment Review
Following engagement confirmation and payment, the organisation provides its completed assessment and any supporting information agreed in advance. Altawell Global reviews the evidence across the seven readiness dimensions.
Step 6: Confidential Consultation
A confidential online consultation of up to 90 minutes is conducted with the relevant organisational representatives to clarify findings, explore material gaps and discuss organisational priorities.
Step 7: Findings and Action Roadmap
The organisation receives a written findings report, prioritised recommendations and a practical 90-day action roadmap.
Deliverables and Timescale
The organisation will receive:
• A confidential review of its completed assessment
• A 60–90-minute online consultation
• A written Climate Risk Readiness findings report
• Prioritised recommendations
• A practical 90-day action roadmap
The review will normally be completed within 10 working days after Altawell Global receives the completed assessment, agreed supporting information and payment. The delivery timetable will be confirmed before the engagement begins.
Reviews involving multiple business units, extensive documentation, additional interviews or on-site delivery require a separately agreed scope, timetable and fee.
Professional Fee
Introductory fixed fee: £750
The fee covers one organisational Climate Risk Readiness Assessment review, one confidential online consultation of up to 90 minutes, and one written findings report incorporating prioritised recommendations and a practical 90-day action roadmap.
Any applicable taxes will be confirmed before the engagement begins.
Reviews involving multiple business units, substantial supporting documentation, additional interviews, further consultations, on-site delivery or a wider technical assessment will be quoted separately.
Work will commence after the scope and terms of engagement have been accepted and payment has been received.
Confidentiality
Information provided for the review will be treated as confidential and used solely for the purpose of delivering the agreed service, subject to the terms of engagement and applicable legal obligations.
Prospective clients should not submit sensitive, commercially confidential or personal information through the initial website enquiry form. Appropriate arrangements for transferring agreed assessment materials will be confirmed after the engagement has been accepted.
Important Scope Information
The Climate Risk Readiness Review is a focused strategic diagnostic intended to support organisational discussion, prioritisation and improvement planning. Its findings depend on the completeness and accuracy of the information supplied by the client.
The service does not constitute legal, financial, investment, insurance or regulatory advice. It is not a statutory audit, regulatory certification, engineering assessment or guarantee of compliance, risk elimination or particular organisational outcomes.
Where specialist legal, financial, regulatory, engineering or scientific assessment is required, the organisation should obtain advice from an appropriately qualified professional.
Frequently Asked Questions
Must the organisation complete the free assessment first?
Yes. The completed Climate Risk Readiness Assessment provides the initial evidence base for the review. If the organisation has not yet completed it, the assessment can be downloaded free of charge from Altawell Global.
Is the review suitable for every organisation?
The review is designed for organisations seeking a focused strategic evaluation of climate-risk governance, preparedness and resilience. The initial discussion allows Altawell Global to determine whether the service is suitable for the organisation’s needs.
Can several business units be included?
The fixed fee covers one organisational assessment. Reviews covering several business units, subsidiaries, sites or jurisdictions may require an extended scope and separate quotation.
How is the consultation delivered?
The consultation is normally delivered online and lasts up to 90 minutes. Relevant representatives from leadership, sustainability, risk, governance or strategy functions may participate.
When will the report be delivered?
The report will normally be delivered within 10 working days after receipt of the completed assessment, agreed supporting information and payment. The timetable will be confirmed before the work begins.
Does the review provide regulatory certification?
No. The review is a strategic diagnostic and improvement-planning service. It does not constitute statutory assurance, legal advice, regulatory certification or a comprehensive technical climate-risk audit.
Request a Climate Risk Readiness Review
To discuss whether the Climate Risk Readiness Review is appropriate for your organisation, please complete the enquiry form below.
The initial discussion is complimentary and does not create an obligation to purchase the service. Please do not include confidential, commercially sensitive or personal information in the initial enquiry.