DAR ES SALAAM, Oct. 19 -- THE CEO Roundtable of Tanzania (CEOrt) has called for stronger government-business coordination to reduce the economic costs of recurring climate shocks, protect infrastructure and maintain business continuity.

Business leaders and climate experts said repeated damage to roads, electricity networks and drainage systems expose vulnerabilities that individual companies could not adequately address alone.

They called for early preparedness, better infrastructure planning and greater use of business experiences to guide public interventions.

The call emerged from CEOrts October Members Engagement, themed “Beyond the Forecast: Building Resilience to Climate Risk,” which examined how climate information,...