Climate Risk Adaptation and Insurance in the Caribbean Programme
Climate Risk Adaptation and Insurance in the Caribbean Programme
Between 2011 and 2014 the Climate Risk Adaptation and Insurance in the Caribbean programme will design and implement products that combine risk reduction and insurance to protect the livelihoods of low income groups in the Caribbean.
Germany’s Federal Ministry for the Environment has approved funding for this unique project.
About the Programme
The Climate Risk Adaptation and Insurance in the Caribbean programme seeks to help vulnerable people adapt to extreme weather events. The programme will design and implement products that combine risk reduction and insurance for low-income groups such as small farmers and day labourers in the region.
Project Updates
In August 2011, the project team conducted meetings, workshops and community visits with stakeholders in five pilot countries to introduce the programme, establish relationships with key stakeholders and to gather data.
The Insurance Products
Two insurance products are being developed, The Livelihood Shock Absorber is intended to provide low income people with an amount of money within a short period of time and The Loan Portfolio Cover is intended to provide portfolio-level protection against default for lender institutions.
Contact |
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| Partners | Telephone Numbers | E-mail / Website | |
| MCII* | +49 228 815 0234 |
Ms Sobiah Becker becker@ehs.unu.edu http://www.climate-insurance.org |
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| CCRIF |
pr@ccrif.org |
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| MicroEnsure |
Mr. David Dorey david.dorey@microensure.com http://www.microensure.com |
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| Munich Re |
Mr. Michael Able mable@munichre.com http://www.munichre.com |
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| * Climate Risk Adaptation and Insurance in the Caribbean Coordination Office | |||



