The organisation assesses how a changing climate could affect what it does, makes and provides. Competent people or bodies, internal or external, do the assessment. It covers both gradual, chronic effects and sudden, acute ones from extreme events, and it is comprehensive, taking in cross-cutting effects on the organisation whether direct or indirect: for instance on worker health, safety and productivity, air quality, assets and continuity, coastal infrastructure, flooding and contamination, supply and distribution chains, production costs, ecosystem services, water availability, crop and livestock yields, regulation and fiscal measures, the cost and availability of capital, business opportunities and customer requirements.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.