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SUMMARY:Webinar by DNV: Climate Risk in the Commodity Value Chain
DESCRIPTION:Climate Risk in the Commodity Value Chain: From Raw Materials to Transport\, and How to Prepare \nExtreme weather and water stress are already disrupting commodity flows. From low river levels closing transport routes to material shortages driving up prices and squeezing margins\, the risk is no longer theoretical. This webinar looks at where climate risk bites hardest across raw materials\, transportation and operations\, and what it means practically: are you still a supplier’s preferred client when material runs short\, and can you absorb the cost if prices spike? Drawing on real client work\, we share what we have learned about starting small\, prioritising the right risks\, and building a practical response\, before it becomes a financial one. \nSession outline \n\n Open with a live disruption example (3 to 5 min)\n\nThe Rhine and other European inland waterways last summer: low water levels closing transport routes\, hitting industrial output and commodity flows across Switzerland\, eastern France and Germany. Panama Canal drought as a second\, global-scale illustration of the same dynamic. \n\n The mechanism: three domains (7 to 8 min)\n\nClimate stress does not need a dramatic or unpredictable trigger to hit a commodity business. It travels through three practical domains: \n\nRaw materials: availability and price of key feedstocks and inputs\nTransportation and operations: physical routes\, sites and logistics (rivers\, ports\, shipping lanes)\nDisruption and preparedness: what happens once the first two are stressed\, am I a preferred client when material runs short\, can I absorb a price spike\, do I have alternative sourcing\n\n\n Making it quantifiable (5 to 6 min)\n\nThe Henkel raw-materials mapping work as the proof point: 30\,000 raw materials mapped to feedstocks\, with climate and nature risk overlaid at source\, to identify where in a global supply chain climate stress concentrates. \nKey methodological learning to share: start small. One material first (cotton\, for example)\, one country first\, then duplicate the methodology. Trying to map everything at once produces breadth without clarity\, and slows down the ability to act. \n\n So what: why act now (4 to 5 min)\n\nActing while a risk is still a material risk (manageable\, cheaper) beats waiting until it becomes a financial risk (forced\, expensive\, reactive). \nPractical questions the audience should walk away able to answer: \n\nWhat proportion of my imports or inputs is genuinely at risk\nWhat is my mitigation plan (double sourcing\, scenario planning)\nWhat would a 10 to 40 percent price increase do to my margin\, and would I still choose to serve that market at that cost\n\n\n Close and forward hook (2 to 3 min)\n\nInvite the audience to share\, live or via a quick poll\, examples of disruption they have already faced. Useful both as engagement and as material to carry forward into future sessions. \n\n Q&A / discussion (10 to 15 min)
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/webinar-by-dnv/
LOCATION:Webinar\, Switzerland
CATEGORIES:ZCA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Zug Commodity Association":MAILTO:leila.narhinen@zugcommodity.ch
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SUMMARY:ZCA Zug drinks&apero
DESCRIPTION:SHED Market starting 18:00\, details will be published soon.
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/zca-members-drinksapero-save-the-date/
LOCATION:SHED Zug\, Dammstrasse 16\, Zug\, Switzerland
CATEGORIES:ZCA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Zug Commodity Association":MAILTO:leila.narhinen@zugcommodity.ch
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SUMMARY:Zug Incentives by Kt. Zug and PWC
DESCRIPTION:Zug Incentives: Lessons Learned from Year One and the Road Ahead \nSpeakers: Heinz Tännler Kt. Zug\, Rolf Roellin PWC \nJoin us for an update on the Zug incentives regime\, featuring key insights from the first year of applications\, practical experiences from applicants\, and an outlook on potential developments and opportunities ahead. \n17:45 Registration \n18:00 Presentations \n19:30 Networking Apero \n 
URL:https://zugcommodity.ch/event/save-the-date/
LOCATION:CV Labs\, Dammstrasse 16\, Zug\, 6300
CATEGORIES:ZCA
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ORGANIZER;CN="Zug Commodity Association":MAILTO:leila.narhinen@zugcommodity.ch
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