Data-driven resilience in agriculture

Farming innovation for a changing climate

Managing physical climate risk

Bringing together climate science data, advanced agroeconomic modeling, and adaptation solutions, finres provides data to farmers and the agricultural sector, to understand and mitigate physical climate risk in farming.

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Building agricultural resilience

Our tools and solutions support the actors of the agricultural sector in the cycle of resilience: understanding and evaluating climate risks to prioritize investment decisions - taking into account current and future climates.

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Science-based solutions

Advanced agronomic models use advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence to integrate and localize meteorological observations and climate projections, agronomic parameters, and yield observations.

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Resilience in action

The new normal: French agriculture in an era of climate extremes

New analysis from finres highlighting the scale of the devastation caused by the wet agricultural season in 2024, the increased frequency of such climate extremes in the near future, but[...[...]

Orages de grêle : des dommages sur le secteur agricole, un nouvel aperçu du changement climatique

Les orages de grêles récents ont illustré la vulnérabilité de l'agriculture à ces événements. Ils deviendront plus fréquent avec le changement climatique. Des mesures d'accompagnement existent et doivent être mises[...]

Climate change is shrinking the world’s best farmland: New study warns of declining crop suitability

Climate change is already shrinking the world's most suitable farmland for key crops like coffee and wheat. A new study by finres shows that urgent adaptation is essential to protect[...]

Discover our latest peer-reviewed research paper in collaboration with the FAO

Climate change is shrinking the world's best farmland

Proven Expertise, Global Reach

With its international team headquartered in Paris, finres has worked with partners to provide analysis and solutions across 32 countries, informing $1.4 billion of investment in resilient agriculture. By making climate risk and the opportunities of adaptation widely accessible, finres is transforming the ability of the agricultural sector to prepare and protect itself from climate change.