The distorted reaction of the American Home Insurance Market to climate change
An investigation by the New York Times reveals that the cost of home insurance in the US doesn’t line up with climate risks.
PIISA – Online Workshop 1: Challenges, barriers, and opportunities to reduce insurance protection
The PIISA project presents opportunities and obstacles to develop climate resilience insurance
PIISA – Online Workshop 2: Actuarial risk modelling – state of the art & innovation potential
How to co-develop climate resilience insurance portfolios, modelling natural risks for insurance policies
Reducing risks at the core to address the insurance protection gap in Europe
#NaturanceTalks – Marie Scholer, EIOPA, discusses what is the insurance protection gap and the role of NbS
Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction – Call for submissions
The UNDRR extends a cordial invitation to contribute to the Global Assessment Report 2025 through a Call for case studies and a Call for innovative futures ideas. Abstracts must be submitted by Monday 22 July 2024.
WORKSHOP – Parametric insurance for ecosystems and associated livelihoods
Supported by NATURANCE, WTW will host a roundtable discussion on parametric insurance for ecosystems and associated livelihoods on June the 11th, from 15:00 to 17:30 (BTS). The overarching aim is to take stock of existing solutions, discuss key lessons learned and enabling conditions, and brainstorm on how to scale to additional geographies, livelihoods and ecosystems. […]
The role of insurance in adressing physical climate risks
On 10th of June 2024 Swenja Surminski will give a lecture at the My Climate Risk Interdisciplinary Learning Group of the Walker Institute.
The risks of nature loss and the risk reduction value of nature
The planet is experiencing a dangerous decline in nature. The loss of biodiversity threatens the real economy but risk transfer can facilitate nature-positive investments, Carolyn Kousky explains in this blog.
NATURANCE joined the Climateurope2 Festival
During the event, Stefano Ceolotto moderated the World Café session on “Climate risk insurance gap and innovation potential”, presenting also the NATURANCE project.
Europe is not prepared for rapidly growing climate risks, EEA finds
According to the first European climate risk assessment report, many of these risks have already reached critical levels and could become catastrophic without urgent and decisive action.