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Enabling Timely Action for Climate Shocks, Disasters, and Crises

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Disaster Risk Finance Executive Education and Training of Trainers - Georgetown University

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Global Shield Financing Facility Annual Report 2023

ANNUAL REPORT

Collaborating to Bridge Protection Gaps and Mobilize Private Risk Capital: The Global Shield Financing Facility’s Partnership with IDF

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Fostering Stability Through Financial Preparedness

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Executive Education Program on Disaster Risk Finance for Indonesia: Milestone Achievement 

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Horn of Africa: DRIVE Takaful - FAQ

The DRIVE project aims to enhance the financial resilience of pastoralists in the Horn of Africa by supporting the scale up of a financial services package. This FAQ note aims to improve understanding on takaful and the process of sharia compliance by pastoralists and other stakeholders.

PUBLICATION: Horn of Africa: DRIVE Takaful - FAQ
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Our Impact in Burkina Faso

 

Burkina Faso's vast informal micro, small, and medium enterprise sector includes 1.4 million + businesses, but faces deteriorating security and a big increase in internally displaced persons.

 

 

Our Impact in Burkina Faso
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$102M in Funding Aids Jamuna River

The World Bank approved $102 million to help Bangladesh improve riverbank protection and navigability in the Jamuna River, saving displacement, protecting livelihoods, and spurring economic activity.

$102M in Funding Aids Jamuna River
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Our Impact in Mozambique

 

With 60 percent of its population living in coastal areas, the Government of Mozambique prioritizes disaster preparation and response, but mobilizing sufficient finance continues to be a challenge. 

Our Impact in Mozambique
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