Climate and Disaster Risk - Climate and disaster risk: building resilience, bridging the protection gap 16th Consultative Forum in Africa Report
Poor and vulnerable people in the developing world are affected most by natural disasters. They suffer disproportionately due to their higher vulnerability and exposure and lower ability to cope and recover. In 2019, our Consultative Forums will explore how insurance providers, policymakers, insurance regulators and supervisors can collaborate to reduce the protection gap and help to build resilience in the face of climate risk and natural disasters. The 16th Consultative Forum provides a platform for dialogue between these stakeholders, as well as the opportunity to meet with and learn from colleagues and experts involved in climate change from Africa and other regions.
Key themes
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Why does the protection gap exist and why does it matter?
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What barriers do actors from both the private and the public sectors need to overcome to build the resilience of vulnerable households and small businesses to climate change?
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Which innovative approaches have been addressing vulnerability to climate change and building resilience to shocks at scale?
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How can sovereign insurance and microinsurance reinforce and not undermine one another?
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Presentations:
The hosts
The International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS), the African Insurance Organisation (AIO), the InsuResilience Global Partnership, the Access to Insurance Initiative (A2ii) and the Microinsurance Network (MiN) will host the 16th Consultative Forum. It will take place alongside the 46th Conference and Annual General Assembly of the African Insurance Organisation (9-12 June 2019).
Également dans Assurance contre les risques climatiques et les catastrophes naturelles
