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The overall aim of the ERA project was to provide the government partners in Thailand and Egypt with an enhanced risk assessment for the development of their adaptation and risk financing strategies. The project was implemented by GIZ together with the Munich Climate Insurance Initiative (MCII) hosted by the United Nations University.
The overall aim of the ERA project was to provide the government partners in Thailand with an enhanced risk assessment for the development of their adaptation and risk financing strategies.This final report delivers a comprehensive assessment of climate risks in Egypt to support adaptation planning and risk financing strategies.
The overall aim of the ERA project was to provide the government partners in Egypt with an enhanced risk assessment for the development of their adaptation and risk financing strategies. This final report delivers a comprehensive assessment of climate risks in Egypt to support adaptation planning and risk financing strategies.
A brief outline of the main climate risks and recommendations for policymakers from the ERA project for Thailand.
A brief outline of the main climate risks and recommendations for policymakers from the ERA project for Egypt.
This infographic highlights the key components of the ERA project for Thailand, presenting its approach, main findings, and the tools and partners involved in a clear and visual way.
This infographic highlights the key components of the ERA project for Egypt, presenting its approach, main findings, and the tools and partners involved in a clear and visual way.
The Guidance Note serves as both a knowledge resource and a practical guide, it provides recommendations for national social protection actors, policy makers, multilateral climate funds, and development organisations on how to embed social protection across climate action.
The SDSN Position Paper highlights the insurance sector’s vital but underutilized role in sustainable development, emphasizing its potential to manage risk, build resilience, and support transformative change.
Through in-depth desk research and key informant interviews, this paper synthesises the Climate Disaster Risk Finance and Insurance (CDRFI) landscape in Costa Rica, focusing on identifying relevant gaps in integrating gender and, in part, social inclusion. To this end, the report presents Costa Rica’s vulnerability to climate-induced disasters, the differentiated vulnerabilities to climate change impact, and a review of the country’s CDRFI-related policy frameworks, ongoing initiatives and emerging opportunities.