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Business case for DRR

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These resources explore the economic, social and environmental dividends of investing in disaster risk reduction. Read more about the business case for DRR.
 

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Updates
14 July 2020

At the 2nd annual Finance for Adaptation Technologies & Solutions Roundtable (FASTR) held during London Climate Action Week 2020, investors and other stakeholders agree that climate adaptation and resilience is a real opportunity

At the 2nd annual Finance for Adaptation Technologies & Solutions Roundtable, investors & stakeholders agree that climate adaptation and resilience is a real opportunity.
United Nations Development Programme
Updates
3 July 2020

Relational adaptation: How small agribusinesses can foster climate resilience in the Caribbean

Climate change has been a threat multiplier that generated new and amplified perils to Caribbean farmers already in a relentless struggle for survival.
Acclimatise
Documents and publications
2020

The ‘triple dividend’ of early warning systems: evidence from Tanzania’s coastal areas

Early warning systems (EWSs) have been effective in reducing loss of life and injury associated with extreme weather events, but it is less clear what influence they have on other household decisions. Some research has identified increased productivity in

Overseas Development Institute
Documents and publications
2020

Building flood resilience in a changing climate: Insights from the United States, England and Germany

This study is focused on building resilience to floods in a changing climate. It points to the need for a paradigm shift from reacting to crises towards a risk-based, anticipatory, holistic and all-of-society approach to managing the potential impacts of

International Association for the Study of Insurance Economics
Documents and publications
2020

Keeping an eye on natural hazards: Lessons learned to become more resilient

The number of disasters and their magnitude are growing at an unprecedented rate. While there has been a decline in disaster mortality (in relative terms) over the last decade, in most places there has not been significant success in halting the

Zurich Insurance Group Limited
Updates
18 June 2020

Resilience versus robustness in global value chains: Some policy implications

Some assert that global value chains create economic vulnerabilities in times of a pandemic, but it is a mistake to equate self-sufficiency with robustness.
VOX EU
Research briefs
5 May 2020

New report: coastal adaptation against sea level rise makes economic sense

Coastal communities in the EU will face increasing risk of floods, new JRC study shows coastal adaptation could prevent 95% of the projected economic losses.
European Commission
Documents and publications
2019

Mitigation matters: Policy solutions to reduce local flood risk

Devastating floods are on the rise. Since 2000, flood-related disasters have cost the United States more than $845 billion in damage to homes, businesses, and critical infrastructure, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The

The Pew Charitable Trusts
Updates
24 October 2019

Europe: Boosting public-private sector cooperation in DRR finance

Climate change is a systemic risk for the European financial system; it is crucial to involve the private sector in mobilizing finance, sharing risk with other agents.
PLAtform for Climate Adaptation and Risk reDuction
Documents and publications
2019

Quality infrastructure and natural disaster resiliency

Increasing the quality of infrastructure may have a large impact on decreasing costs arising from natural disasters. A review of the academic literature on the topic has proved that most studies have been focused on how to finance the risk and indemnify

Asian Development Bank

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