70 percent of businesses in Turkey do not have a climate resilience plan
Original headlineTürkiye'deki işletmelerin yüzde 70'inin iklim dayanıklılık planı yok
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Marsh Risk's 2026 Climate Adaptation Survey found that 70% of businesses in Türkiye lack a systematic climate resilience plan, even though half of them assess climate risks. Only 30% of surveyed firms have a structured plan in place to address those risks. Experts warn that unmanaged climate risk can translate into economic losses and erode competitiveness for Turkish companies. The findings point to a preparedness gap that could leave the country's corporate sector exposed as physical climate hazards intensify. What to watch next is whether Turkish firms formalize adaptation planning and whether regulators or insurers push for clearer disclosure of climate risk management.
Muhabbit's AI wrote this summary in its own words from Ekonomim's report and translated it from Turkish. It can get details wrong, so check the source.
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Marsh Risk, Türkiye