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Applying a gender lens to climate risk finance and insurance

Source(s):  InsuResilience

This paper explores the link between gender and disaster risk financing and insurance – with special focus on climate risk insurance (CRI) – and potential challenges and opportunities for women; provides a stocktake of existing CRI schemes that incorporate gender; and sets out recommendations on how to further mainstream this topic within the InsuResilience Global Partnership.

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  • Applying a gender lens to climate risk finance and insurance
  • Publication date 2018
  • Author(s) Miles, Katherine; Wiedmaier-Pfister, Martina
  • Number of pages 44 p.

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