Below is a summary and link to three ‘end to end’ climate risk management processes. While each process is accessible to all, it is likely that someone with climate expertise will need to be involved in applying them.

To select the right process for you, review the table below, download your preferred tool and start using it!

Comparison of climate risk management tools*
Tool (click title for link)	Author organisation	Decision-making processes	Focus or approach
CEDRIG: Climate, Environment and Disaster Risk Reduction Integration Guidance,Part IITo systematically integrate climate, environment and disaster risk reduction (DRR) into development cooperation and humanitarian aid in order to enhance the overall resilience of systems and communities	Swiss Agency for Development Cooperation	project programme strategic	disaster risk reduction integration
	Disaster risk reductionUser friendly and accessible to non-experts**Costing/ financing information
Caribbean Risk Management Guidelines for Climate Change Adaptation Decision Making*** To assist CARICOM country risk management practitioners in the decision-making process for the selection and implementation of feasible options for adaptation to climate change	CARICOM	projects programmes legislation	Caribbean
	National scaleUser friendly and accessible to non-experts**Costing/ financing information
Climate Proofing for Development To support the integration of climate change impacts as well as awareness of the challenges and opportunities of climate change in development planning on various levels	GIZ	all processes	development
	National scaleUser friendly and accessible to non-experts**Costing/ financing informationCase studies
A Sourcebook for the Caribbean Water Sector To support the integration of climate change impacts as well as awareness of the challenges and opportunities of climate change in development planning on various levels	GWP-C,CCCCC	all processes	development
	Disaster risk reductionUser friendly and accessible to non-experts**Costing/ financing informationCase studies

If you prefer to search the entire CCORAL toolbox, containing over 160 tools (many of which are not ‘end-to-end’), .

* These tools are all considered ‘end to end’ instruments, in that they contain vulnerability, risk, adaptation option identification and adaptation appraisal assessments . All are also of high quality, from reputable sources, freely available and intended for use in developing countries. It is advisable not to repeat steps in these tools (notably early screening exercises) which have already been undertaken using CCORAL.

** The criterion ’User friendly and accessible to non-experts’ refers to an instrument that uses non-technical language, is very easy to follow and clearly presented.

***While representing good practice, the Caribbean Risk Management Guidelines include a section on ‘Risk Perception’ that is considered to be outdated and recommended to not be utilised when using the guidance.