Assessing Nature Risk and Quantifying Scenarios
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Nature degradation and biodiversity loss pose material challenges to corporate strategy and risk management. We will discuss how we assess nature-related risks, impacts and dependencies, and explore their implications for companies’ business operations including the supply chain.
Join us to hear how we model potential changes to the future state of nature in our newly developed scenarios, which offer both qualitative narrative and quantitative analysis, and get an insight into how these changes might feed through to the economy and international supply chains. Our analysis can support robust transition planning and help companies align with TNFD and SBTN.
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Jake Kuyer
Associate Director, Economics & Sustainability
Jake Kuyer
Associate Director, Economics & Sustainability
London, United Kingdom
Jake Kuyer is an Associate Director and leads the Economics & Sustainability team within Economic Impact Consulting. He has extensive experience applying economics to challenges around the environment and social impact. He has managed numerous projects across the public, private and third sectors covering a broad range of fields. At Oxford Economics, he works with our economic models, such as our bespoke Global Sustainability Model, to embed sustainability into our offerings. He works with clients to understand both their impact and dependence on the environment, and to achieve their sustainability ambitions.
Prior to Oxford Economics, he worked for a multi-national engineering firm focusing on environmental impact, an economics think tank focusing on social value, and a boutique consultancy specialising in environmental economics. He has earned degrees with distinction from the University of Victoria, Canada, and the University of Edinburgh, UK.
Aniska Bitomsky
Assistant Economist, Economics & Sustainability
Aniska Bitomsky
Assistant Economist, Economics & Sustainability
Aniska joined Oxford Economics in 2024 after completing her MPhil in Environmental Policy at the University of Cambridge. She has a strong background in environmental economics, experience in economic valuation methods and green budgeting. She was an undergraduate research fellow at the LSE supporting a project establishing the economic value of demining and worked as an intern for the thinktank Green Budget Germany prior to joining.
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