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Index insurance and climate risk: prospects for development and disaster management
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Contents
Climate, poverty and index insurance
- Climate and poverty
- Climate risk management
- A brief introduction to index insurance
- Index insurance for development
- Index insurance for disaster management
- Climate change and index insurance
- Next steps – this publication
Case studies I
- Unlocking development potential in Malawi
- Disaster insurance in Ethiopia
Scaling up index insurance: The contract
- Scaling up in context
- Identifying and quantifying the risk
- Measuring index parameters
- Establishing probabilities
- Estimating the price
- Understanding impacts
Case studies II
- National-level drought risk management in Malawi
- A farmer-centric approach in Ethiopia
- Insurance for contract farming in India
- Disaster relief in Mexico
- Catastrophe risk insurance in the Caribbean
- Insuring development goals in the Millennium Villages Project
- Vietnam: Flood insurance in the Mekong Delta
Scaling up index insurance: Operational issues
- Demand for the product
- Local ownership and capacity
- Legal and regulatory issues
- The challenge of subsidies
Case studies III
- Central America – a different approach for launching index insurance
- Barriers to implementation in the Ukraine
- The private sector builds a market in India
- Laying the foundations for farm-level insurance in Ethiopia
- Supporting farmers – and a government seed program – in Brazil
- Stakeholder communication is key in Thailand
- Scaling up in India: The public sector
- Livestock insurance in Mongolia
Lessons learned and recommendations
- What is the potential of index insurance for development and disaster management?
- Lessons learned and recommendations
Global initiatives on financial risk transfer