Strengthening Climate and Disaster Risk Insurance in the Pacific Fiji and other Pacific Island countries face significant exposure to cyclones, floods, and other climate-related shocks. This document highlights GIIF’s work in the region to support the development of climate and disaster risk insurance markets, strengthen financial resilience, and improve access to risk transfer solutions for vulnerable communities. From market development and technical assistance to stakeholder engagement and policy dialogue, discover how GIIF’s engagement in Fiji and the wider Pacific has helped lay the

The Global Inclusive Insurance Facility (GIIF), supports the development of climate and agricultural insurance markets to strengthen financial resilience among vulnerable populations. In India, GIIF has played a key role in expanding access to finance for smallholder farmers and agribusinesses by advancing innovative insurance solutions, promoting the use of granular agricultural data, and supporting capacity building across public and private stakeholders. Building on this foundation, GIIF’s work in India continues to evolve toward more inclusive and scalable solutions. Through partnerships

This country highlight showcases how the Global Inclusive Insurance Facility (GIIF) has supported the development of Zambia’s agricultural insurance market since 2016. Working closely with private insurers, government stakeholders, and development partners, GIIF has helped expand access to weather-index insurance and strengthen the overall ecosystem for inclusive insurance. Key achievements include supporting product innovation, strengthening regulatory capacity, and integrating digital solutions to improve outreach and efficiency. These efforts have enabled nearly 20 million people, including

As global risks intensify, from extreme weather events and resource scarcity to economic volatility and supply chain disruptions, their impacts are projected to vary significantly across regions. Strengthening adaptation and resilience to these evolving risks has therefore become a global priority. Analyses by S&P Global (2023) and the World Bank (2022) highlight that the economic effects of climate and environmental risks will be highly uneven. By 2050, these physical risks could place up to 10–18% of GDP at risk in South Asia, compared with around 6–8% in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Middle

GIIF October Newsletter 2025 features team news, events, blogs, highlights, and interviews.

We are launching a series of country highlights to showcase the progress and impact of initiatives across the globe. Each spotlight demonstrates how GIIF partners with local insurers, governments, and communities to expand access to inclusive insurance, strengthen financial resilience, and empower vulnerable populations to better manage risks and thrive in the face of climate and economic challenges. These highlights also provide a valuable opportunity to reflect on lessons learned and identify areas to improve our work and maximize impact. The Global Inclusive Insurance Facility (GIIF)

GIIF August Newsletter 2025 features team news, events, blogs, highlights, and interviews.

How do we turn global knowledge into local action? Discover how the DRF Executive Education Program—under the WBG Academy—brought together 14 countries, global partners, and academic institutions to co-create solutions for disaster risk finance. This snapshot highlights key lessons, innovative tools, and the power of public-private partnerships to accelerate reforms. 👉 Click to explore the highlights and outcomes.

GIIF April Newsletter 2025 features team news, events, blogs, highlights, and interviews.

Discover the latest insights in the GIIF October Newsletter, featuring key developments in financial resilience and parametric insurance. Dive into our expert-led articles, event highlights, and the newest industry reports