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Unique support of the InsuResilience Solutions Fund
We offer a tiered approach in contributing to the development and implementation of climate risk insurance for vulnerable people in order to increase their resilience and adaptation to climate change.

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Climate Risk Analysis
We offer impartial assessment of climate risk and risk models applied, empowering partners to identify the full spectrum of adaptation strategies necessary to build resilience.

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Concept Development
We help to identify innovative Climate Risk Insurance solutions and provide guidance and advisory on the elements that are necessary to design and conceptualise effective insurance projects.

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Product Development
We support and promote joint product development and implementation of innovative Climate Risk Insurance products that add value for affected people.

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Premium Financing Support
We support and provide grant-based funding to enhance affordability of the CDRFI product(s) and bring these solutions to market. Offered exclusively to partners that have or are receiving support from the ISF for the development, improvement and implementation of their Climate Risk Insurance product(s).

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December 01, 2019

Project Brief C1.05 b Serbia

Area Yield Shortfall Guarantee (Serbia)

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Case Study: Mesoamerican Reef Insurance Programme

Introducing new and scaling existing climate risk parametric insurance products in Fiji

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GRMA Geological Hazard Report for Costa Rica

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Case Study: Climate Insurance for Smallholder Farmers in Indonesia

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Webinar – Community of Practice and Online Platform for Sustainable Climate Risk Management

Country Workshop on the GRMA offer to Madagascar brings together stakeholders to discuss existing and required climate risk modelling capabilities in-country