Indicative ROI calculator · whole of council
See what one evidence base is worth to your council.
The best councils in Aotearoa & Australia use Resilience Explorer to protect ratepayer value — across adaptation, assets, planning and emergency. Choose your council size to calculate the return.
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operating value
Pillar 01 · Efficiency · no modelling required
You already do this work — and pay for it four times
Four teams, four budgets, four consultants producing the AMP, the LIMs, the s104 reports, the Group Plan, the CCRA — each from its own fragmented evidence. Your total spend from Step 1, split across the four teams.
Illustrative and editable — a business-case starting point, not a quote. This tab requires accepting none of REx's modelling; the next four tabs are where the larger value sits.
Pillar 04 · Compliance
Meet the obligations — with one defensible method
A wave of new duties lands on councils, each demanding evidenced, consistent risk. REx serves them all from one auditable base — and when four teams disagree on the same property, the legal exposure lands on you.
The compliance work is not optional and not new — REx changes only that it's done once, consistently, and defensibly. Legal-exposure figure is indicative.
Pillar 02 · Avoided losses
Avoided losses & smarter capital, over time
Expected annual loss rises either way — climate change, multi-hazard and growth mean more to lose every year. REx doesn't stop that; it lets you target the capital that most reduces risk, so your loss climbs more slowly. The widening gap between the lines is loss you avoid.
Expected annual loss today ≈ —, about 0.5% of your — asset base. Change your asset base in Step 1 above.
Illustrative trajectory — expected annual loss escalates ~3.5%/yr under business-as-usual and ~2%/yr with REx (both rise; growth and multi-hazard mean more to lose every year). The REx path assumes prioritised interventions are actually funded. Replace with your quantified exposure and programme.
Pillar 03 · Insurance & capital
Insurance affordability, insurability & cost of capital
Insurers price what they can't see as worst-case — and coastal councils are already facing rising premiums and non-renewal. Demonstrable, quantified risk management is what keeps cover affordable and available, and it shapes how markets price your debt.
Estimated current premium ≈ —, scaled to your asset base, with an indicative ~10% improvement from evidenced risk management. Change your asset base in Step 1.
Premium improvement is illustrative and depends on your insurer and programme. Insurability and cost-of-capital effects are real but council-specific — quantified in the value assessment.
Pillar 05 · Reputation
Community trust & decisions that hold
The hardest decisions a council makes — managed retreat, where growth goes, whose property is affected — are won or lost on trust. One transparent, plain-language evidence base is what lets communities, iwi and elected members engage with the same picture.
Get your council's real numbers.
These figures are indicative starting points. A Data Sufficiency Assessment turns them into your council's actual return — and the fee credits to your licence.