The Nordic Insurance Climate Collaboration was strengthened at the first Nordic climate conference in Stockholm on 8 April 2008.

The aim of the Nordic Climate Collaboration is to show that the Nordic insurance industry takes the climate challenges seriously, and that we are prepared to participate and make a great effort in order to counteract climate change and its consequences.

The insurance industry is in a good position to contribute both with reducing the emission of CO2 and the consequences of the climate change via adaptation.

Consequently, the Nordic Insurance Climate Collaboration wishes to share knowledge, create a forum for the discussions within the industry and create a solid professional basis for our own and our members' actions. Vis-à-vis customers, partners and authorities, we wish to focus on relevant climate problems and the possible solutions to these problems, as well as to contribute to the creation of the solutions in an efficient and concrete manner.

	The Swedish Insurance Federation is the trade association for insurance companies active in Sweden. The Insurance Federation promotes the interests of the member companies and their possibilities to operate in Sweden and internationally. It also provides its members with a range of services.
	The Norwegian Financial Services Association (FNH) represents commercial banks, financial services institutions and insurance companies in Norway. FNH has some 50 large and smaller financial companies as members.
	Federation of Finnish Financial Services represents banks, insurers, finance houses, securities dealers and financial employers operating in Finland. Its membership includes employee pension, motor liability and workers compensation insurers, all three providers of statutory insurance lines that account for much of Finnish social security. The Federation has about 450 members who employ a total of 40,000 people.
	The Danish Insurance Association (DIA) is the trade association of non-life and life insurance companies and multi-employer pension funds in Denmark. DIA has approximately 200 companies as members - divided into 90 groups, administrative services communities or agencies.