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March 16, 2023

Launch: InsuResilience Solutions Fund Annual Report 2022

The InsuResilience Solutions Fund’s (ISF) Annual Report 2022 highlights the activities and developments of the Fund throughout the past year. We have made substantial progress in strengthening climate risk management, as well as Climate and Disaster Risk Finance and Insurance (CDRFI) architecture, globally.

2022 was a year marked simultaneously by large scale climate disasters, and groundbreaking global commitments towards addressing climate-related loss and damage. In this context, ISF made considerable progress in supporting climate risk insurance solutions to close the protection gap for vulnerable populations, recording a growing number of activities and reaching 49 projects in 27 countries to date.
2022 also marked the launch of the Global Risk Modelling Alliance (GRMA), and the start of its first project, which aims to develop climate risk modelling capabilities in Pakistan together with its Ministry of Climate Change.
We invite you to read about our key developments, achievements, and lessons learned throughout the past year: ISF Annual Report 2022
Together with our partners, we are striving to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable communities through climate risk management and insurance, even under the most challenging conditions.

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