As climate extremes intensify, traditional insurance models are under stress. This article explains how climate risk insurance can evolve to protect farmers, MSMEs, and vulnerable populations.
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As climate extremes intensify, traditional insurance models are under stress. This article explains how climate risk insurance can evolve to protect farmers, MSMEs, and vulnerable populations.
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Risk management and social protection are generally well established in developed countries, on the back of insurance markets. North America generates over half of nonlife premiums globally, with the US being the largest market. Despite this, a sizeable chunk of the population even in the US economy is uninsured or underinsured for natural disasters, with low-income households lacking standard property or renters coverage with policies excluding disasters, such as flood and earthquake. On the ot