The world is not short of climate solutions, it's short of climate decisions. This week we speak to Iggy Bassi founder of Cervest about asset-level climate risk, how this closes the psychological gap, and makes climate more personal, triggering positive climate decisions.
The world is not short of climate solutions, it's short of climate decisions. This week we speak to Iggy Bassi founder of Cervest about asset-level climate risk and how this closes the psychological gap, makes climate personal, and triggers positive climate actions.
Cervest is pioneering Earth Science AI to help businesses, governments, and growers adapt to climate volatility. Using machine learning, it generates real-time streamed ‘signals’ to answer questions linked to climate uncertainty, land, and natural resources. It brings clarity to decisions to help mitigate risk, safeguard food, and ensure economic security – and supports the restoration and resilience of our planet and its people.
Iggy has a 20-year track record of building companies and advising global organizations (inc. Fortune 500 and sovereigns) on competitiveness, technology, and sustainability. His previous venture in sustainable agribusiness, GADCO, was supported by Acumen Fund, Soros, Gates Foundation, World Bank, and Syngenta. Its pioneering work featured in UNDP, World Economic Forum, FT, Guardian, Forbes, and Huff Post.