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Disaster risk finance

Thursday, 30 June 2022
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Disaster risk finance provides ways in which countries can be supported to find better ways to stop disasters devastating lives and livelihoods.

GAD actuary Joanne Meusz blogs about her experiences of working in disaster risk finance. It included working with governments and other organisations to help them engage in disaster risk finance initiatives.

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