INSIDERS series | Innovative Financing for Urban Heatwave Resilience
Urban heatwaves are a fast-emerging risk, yet financing for preparedness is scarce. The NATURANCE & MCR2030 webinar on 30 October 2025 explored parametric insurance, trigger-based financing and equity-focused tools aimed at strengthening urban resilience across Europe and beyond.
Kick-off of INSIDERS series: Financial incentives as a strategy for promoting disaster resilience
Discover how the NATURANCE & E-STAG webinar explored financial incentives to strengthen disaster resilience and promote risk-informed investments worldwide.
Kick-Off of the CEN Workshop on Nature-Based Insurance and Investments
Find out how the CEN Workshop is setting standards and performance metrics to scale nature-based financial solutions across Europe.
Bridging the Gaps: Insurance, Equity and Nature in a Changing Climate
At a recent workshop, MCII and the NATURANCE team explored equity and fairness in climate resilience strategies, highlighting the need to rethink the core assumptions behind climate risk and natural asset insurance policies.
Harnessing Nature for Resilience
Learn how nature can be harnessed to build resilience.
Climate extremes and insurance: A world of uncertainty and opportunity
How climate change is reshaping the insurance landscape
Ecological Restoration Financing, the Derisking Landscape
The economic and environmental challenges posed by declining ecosystems.
Innovative Financing for Nature-Based Solutions: Unlocking Private Sector Investment
The ability to use different ecosystem services to create an investable value proposition is the key to unlocking the capital within the global financial system and closing our financial gap towards a more resilient future, Paul Hudson explains in this blog.
The future of climate risk insurance and climate risks in Florida
The paper examines how shifts in markets and institutions, driven by increasing climate risks, will impact future socioeconomic well-being.
The future of climate risk insurance
Lessons learned and knowledge gaps in climate risk insurance modeling literature.