Disaster Risk Finance as a Tool for Development : A Summary of Findings from the Disaster Risk Finance Impact Analytics Project

Since 2013 The World Bank Group has partnered with the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery and the U.K. Department for International Development to address some of these gaps in evidence and methodologies. The Disaster Risk Finance...

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Main Author:	World Bank Group
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:	PHYSICAL CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT LINE OF CREDIT RISKS SOURCES OF INCOME CATASTROPHIC LOSSES LINES OF CREDIT RESCUE ECONOMIC GROWTH PEOPLE EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION FINANCING FARMER WIND SPEED INTEREST PUBLIC INVESTMENTS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE INTEREST RATE STRATEGIES FINANCIAL RESOURCES INSURER SERVICES LIVESTOCK INSURANCE HOUSING WELFARE FINANCIAL COST FINANCING COST PRICING DISASTER PRIVATE INSURANCE CAPITAL STOCK CONTINGENCY PLAN HEAVY RAINFALL PAYMENTS SAVING CENTRAL BANKS INTERNATIONAL BANK EARTHQUAKES DISASTER STRATEGIES ALTERNATIVE FINANCING MUNICIPALITIES SAFETY NETS AGRICULTURAL INCOME ECONOMIC ACTIVITY BIASES DISASTER RELIEF CREDITS SAVINGS RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE MORAL HAZARD EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT FLOODS EARLY WARNING SYSTEM PUBLIC SAFETY PRODUCTIVITY INTEREST RATES TRANSFERS NATURAL DISASTERS PAYMENT CRITERIA CAPITAL MARKET DEBT FISCAL RESOURCES MARKETS HOUSEHOLD INCOME PUBLIC FINANCE DISASTERS INSURERS LABOR FARMERS SUBSIDIES FINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE TAXES BANKS EXPENDITURE UNEMPLOYMENT DEBT FINANCING REINSURANCE EQUITY DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS TROPICAL CYCLONE EMERGENCY EARTHQUAKE DISASTER RECONSTRUCTION FOOD SECURITY ACCOUNTABILITY DISASTER REDUCTION CAPITAL DISASTER RISK DROUGHT PANDEMICS IMPACT OF DISASTER VALUE BANK CREDIT AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE SAFETY NET FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL NEED HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES DAMAGE PROPERTIES IMPACT OF DISASTERS DISASTER INSURANCE BALANCE SHEET NUTRITION WARNING SYSTEM FLOOD SUBSIDIARY CREDIT RISK GOVERNANCE INSURANCE TAXATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTIVE CAPITAL LAND SECURITY INVESTMENT RISK HOUSEHOLDS INDEMNITY INDIRECT COST MINISTRIES OF FINANCE TROPICAL CYCLONES SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS BORROWING FINANCIAL SUPPORT HOMEOWNERS INVESTMENTS RISK MANAGEMENT HOUSEHOLD WELFARE REMITTANCES GOVERNMENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS GUARANTEE DEVELOPMENT BANK RECONSTRUCTION
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spelling	okr-10986-243742021-05-25T08:48:21Z Disaster Risk Finance as a Tool for Development : A Summary of Findings from the Disaster Risk Finance Impact Analytics Project World Bank Group PHYSICAL CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT LINE OF CREDIT RISKS SOURCES OF INCOME CATASTROPHIC LOSSES LINES OF CREDIT RESCUE ECONOMIC GROWTH PEOPLE EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION FINANCING FARMER WIND SPEED INTEREST PUBLIC INVESTMENTS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE INTEREST RATE STRATEGIES FINANCIAL RESOURCES INSURER SERVICES LIVESTOCK INSURANCE HOUSING WELFARE FINANCIAL COST FINANCING COST PRICING DISASTER PRIVATE INSURANCE CAPITAL STOCK CONTINGENCY PLAN HEAVY RAINFALL PAYMENTS SAVING CENTRAL BANKS INTERNATIONAL BANK EARTHQUAKES DISASTER STRATEGIES ALTERNATIVE FINANCING MUNICIPALITIES SAFETY NETS AGRICULTURAL INCOME ECONOMIC ACTIVITY BIASES DISASTER RELIEF CREDITS SAVINGS RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE MORAL HAZARD EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT FLOODS EARLY WARNING SYSTEM PUBLIC SAFETY PRODUCTIVITY INTEREST RATES TRANSFERS NATURAL DISASTERS PAYMENT CRITERIA CAPITAL MARKET DEBT FISCAL RESOURCES MARKETS HOUSEHOLD INCOME PUBLIC FINANCE DISASTERS INSURERS LABOR FARMERS SUBSIDIES FINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE TAXES BANKS EXPENDITURE UNEMPLOYMENT DEBT FINANCING REINSURANCE EQUITY DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS TROPICAL CYCLONE EMERGENCY EARTHQUAKE DISASTER RECONSTRUCTION FOOD SECURITY ACCOUNTABILITY DISASTER REDUCTION CAPITAL DISASTER RISK DROUGHT PANDEMICS IMPACT OF DISASTER VALUE BANK CREDIT AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE SAFETY NET FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL NEED HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES DAMAGE PROPERTIES IMPACT OF DISASTERS DISASTER INSURANCE BALANCE SHEET NUTRITION WARNING SYSTEM FLOOD SUBSIDIARY CREDIT RISK GOVERNANCE INSURANCE TAXATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTIVE CAPITAL LAND SECURITY INVESTMENT RISK HOUSEHOLDS INDEMNITY INDIRECT COST MINISTRIES OF FINANCE TROPICAL CYCLONES SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS BORROWING FINANCIAL SUPPORT HOMEOWNERS INVESTMENTS RISK MANAGEMENT HOUSEHOLD WELFARE REMITTANCES GOVERNMENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS GUARANTEE DEVELOPMENT BANK RECONSTRUCTION Since 2013 The World Bank Group has partnered with the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery and the U.K. Department for International Development to address some of these gaps in evidence and methodologies. The Disaster Risk Finance Impact Analytics Project has made significant contributions to the understanding of how to monitor and evaluate existing or potential investments in disaster risk finance from a development perspective, and to the evidence base for where such investments have development impact.This note summarizes the findings of this project, presenting the key messages of a book, a technical report, and 14 research papers, categorized into four themes. 2016-05-31T20:44:44Z 2016-05-31T20:44:44Z 2016-05 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/05/26362959/disaster-risk-finance-tool-development-summary-findings-disaster-risk-finance-impact-analytics-project http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24374 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper
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topic	PHYSICAL CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT LINE OF CREDIT RISKS SOURCES OF INCOME CATASTROPHIC LOSSES LINES OF CREDIT RESCUE ECONOMIC GROWTH PEOPLE EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION FINANCING FARMER WIND SPEED INTEREST PUBLIC INVESTMENTS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE INTEREST RATE STRATEGIES FINANCIAL RESOURCES INSURER SERVICES LIVESTOCK INSURANCE HOUSING WELFARE FINANCIAL COST FINANCING COST PRICING DISASTER PRIVATE INSURANCE CAPITAL STOCK CONTINGENCY PLAN HEAVY RAINFALL PAYMENTS SAVING CENTRAL BANKS INTERNATIONAL BANK EARTHQUAKES DISASTER STRATEGIES ALTERNATIVE FINANCING MUNICIPALITIES SAFETY NETS AGRICULTURAL INCOME ECONOMIC ACTIVITY BIASES DISASTER RELIEF CREDITS SAVINGS RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE MORAL HAZARD EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT FLOODS EARLY WARNING SYSTEM PUBLIC SAFETY PRODUCTIVITY INTEREST RATES TRANSFERS NATURAL DISASTERS PAYMENT CRITERIA CAPITAL MARKET DEBT FISCAL RESOURCES MARKETS HOUSEHOLD INCOME PUBLIC FINANCE DISASTERS INSURERS LABOR FARMERS SUBSIDIES FINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE TAXES BANKS EXPENDITURE UNEMPLOYMENT DEBT FINANCING REINSURANCE EQUITY DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS TROPICAL CYCLONE EMERGENCY EARTHQUAKE DISASTER RECONSTRUCTION FOOD SECURITY ACCOUNTABILITY DISASTER REDUCTION CAPITAL DISASTER RISK DROUGHT PANDEMICS IMPACT OF DISASTER VALUE BANK CREDIT AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE SAFETY NET FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL NEED HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES DAMAGE PROPERTIES IMPACT OF DISASTERS DISASTER INSURANCE BALANCE SHEET NUTRITION WARNING SYSTEM FLOOD SUBSIDIARY CREDIT RISK GOVERNANCE INSURANCE TAXATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTIVE CAPITAL LAND SECURITY INVESTMENT RISK HOUSEHOLDS INDEMNITY INDIRECT COST MINISTRIES OF FINANCE TROPICAL CYCLONES SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS BORROWING FINANCIAL SUPPORT HOMEOWNERS INVESTMENTS RISK MANAGEMENT HOUSEHOLD WELFARE REMITTANCES GOVERNMENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS GUARANTEE DEVELOPMENT BANK RECONSTRUCTION
spellingShingle	PHYSICAL CAPITAL EMPLOYMENT LINE OF CREDIT RISKS SOURCES OF INCOME CATASTROPHIC LOSSES LINES OF CREDIT RESCUE ECONOMIC GROWTH PEOPLE EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION FINANCING FARMER WIND SPEED INTEREST PUBLIC INVESTMENTS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE INTEREST RATE STRATEGIES FINANCIAL RESOURCES INSURER SERVICES LIVESTOCK INSURANCE HOUSING WELFARE FINANCIAL COST FINANCING COST PRICING DISASTER PRIVATE INSURANCE CAPITAL STOCK CONTINGENCY PLAN HEAVY RAINFALL PAYMENTS SAVING CENTRAL BANKS INTERNATIONAL BANK EARTHQUAKES DISASTER STRATEGIES ALTERNATIVE FINANCING MUNICIPALITIES SAFETY NETS AGRICULTURAL INCOME ECONOMIC ACTIVITY BIASES DISASTER RELIEF CREDITS SAVINGS RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE MORAL HAZARD EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT FLOODS EARLY WARNING SYSTEM PUBLIC SAFETY PRODUCTIVITY INTEREST RATES TRANSFERS NATURAL DISASTERS PAYMENT CRITERIA CAPITAL MARKET DEBT FISCAL RESOURCES MARKETS HOUSEHOLD INCOME PUBLIC FINANCE DISASTERS INSURERS LABOR FARMERS SUBSIDIES FINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE TAXES BANKS EXPENDITURE UNEMPLOYMENT DEBT FINANCING REINSURANCE EQUITY DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS TROPICAL CYCLONE EMERGENCY EARTHQUAKE DISASTER RECONSTRUCTION FOOD SECURITY ACCOUNTABILITY DISASTER REDUCTION CAPITAL DISASTER RISK DROUGHT PANDEMICS IMPACT OF DISASTER VALUE BANK CREDIT AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE SAFETY NET FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS FINANCIAL NEED HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES DAMAGE PROPERTIES IMPACT OF DISASTERS DISASTER INSURANCE BALANCE SHEET NUTRITION WARNING SYSTEM FLOOD SUBSIDIARY CREDIT RISK GOVERNANCE INSURANCE TAXATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PRODUCTIVE CAPITAL LAND SECURITY INVESTMENT RISK HOUSEHOLDS INDEMNITY INDIRECT COST MINISTRIES OF FINANCE TROPICAL CYCLONES SUBNATIONAL GOVERNMENTS BORROWING FINANCIAL SUPPORT HOMEOWNERS INVESTMENTS RISK MANAGEMENT HOUSEHOLD WELFARE REMITTANCES GOVERNMENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS GUARANTEE DEVELOPMENT BANK RECONSTRUCTION World Bank Group Disaster Risk Finance as a Tool for Development : A Summary of Findings from the Disaster Risk Finance Impact Analytics Project
description	Since 2013 The World Bank Group has partnered with the Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery and the U.K. Department for International Development to address some of these gaps in evidence and methodologies. The Disaster Risk Finance Impact Analytics Project has made significant contributions to the understanding of how to monitor and evaluate existing or potential investments in disaster risk finance from a development perspective, and to the evidence base for where such investments have development impact.This note summarizes the findings of this project, presenting the key messages of a book, a technical report, and 14 research papers, categorized into four themes.
format	Working Paper
author	World Bank Group
author_facet	World Bank Group
author_sort	World Bank Group
title	Disaster Risk Finance as a Tool for Development : A Summary of Findings from the Disaster Risk Finance Impact Analytics Project
title_short	Disaster Risk Finance as a Tool for Development : A Summary of Findings from the Disaster Risk Finance Impact Analytics Project
title_full	Disaster Risk Finance as a Tool for Development : A Summary of Findings from the Disaster Risk Finance Impact Analytics Project
title_fullStr	Disaster Risk Finance as a Tool for Development : A Summary of Findings from the Disaster Risk Finance Impact Analytics Project
title_full_unstemmed	Disaster Risk Finance as a Tool for Development : A Summary of Findings from the Disaster Risk Finance Impact Analytics Project
title_sort	disaster risk finance as a tool for development : a summary of findings from the disaster risk finance impact analytics project
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2016
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/05/26362959/disaster-risk-finance-tool-development-summary-findings-disaster-risk-finance-impact-analytics-project http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24374
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Disaster Risk Finance as a Tool for Development : A Summary of Findings from the Disaster Risk Finance Impact Analytics Project

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