Insurance and Climate Resilience: Who Pays When Climate Disaster Strikes?
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Insurance and Climate Resilience: Who Pays When Climate Disaster Strikes?

man. 22. jun.
13.3014.30
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Join us for an engaging discussion on the growing impacts of climate change and how we can better prepare for the future! 🌪️

As climate impacts intensify, the costs associated with extreme weather events are soaring. The existing systems meant to manage these risks—like insurance and public finance—were developed in a different era. This has led to a disconnect between the scale of climate risks and our available strategies to manage them.

This event will bring together governments, insurers, investors, financial institutions, and community leaders to explore collaborative resilience-building approaches. We’ll dive into innovative solutions such as:

  • Parametric Insurance 🌤️
  • Disaster Risk Financing 💰
  • Early Warning Systems 🚨
  • Climate-Responsive Social Protection 🤝

We'll also tackle pressing questions of responsibility: With climate-related losses on the rise, who bears the financial burdens? What responsibilities do investors and financial institutions hold? How can we develop equitable risk-sharing mechanisms that protect vulnerable communities without fostering dependency? 🤔

As we shift from merely reacting to climate disasters to proactively managing these risks, this conversation will focus on building systems that enhance resilience and ensure a fairer, swifter recovery.

Discussion Group Leaders:

  • Amy Wevill: Director at AW Research & Events, promoting climate dialogue through key events and stakeholder engagement.
  • Conor MacDonald: Attorney at CIEL, advocating for climate-responsive investments through legal avenues.

Key Discussion Questions:

  1. How should responsibility for climate-related losses and damages be distributed among key stakeholders?
  2. What role do innovative financial tools play in promoting pre-disaster resilience?
  3. How can we ensure insurance systems support adaptation while remaining accessible to at-risk communities?
  4. What new financial accountability mechanisms are required to manage climate-related impacts more equitably?

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Let’s build a more resilient future together! 🌱

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