GIZ SCAP is a webinar series which facilitates the exchange of knowledge and learnings on CRI and related thematic areas within GIZ which could lead to potential collaboration among the projects for the development of appropriate solutions. It aims to do this by:
1. Presenting various Disaster Risk and Climate Risk management and transfer projects of GIZ in 1 hour webinars
2. Brainstorm/exchange on potential cross cutting activities that can contribute to the common objectives
GIZ SCAP was created to in order support a provision in the approved offer of the RPFI Asia III program that strongly recommends establishing linkages with various GIZ and international projects which operate the areas of CRI, DRRM, climate change adaptation, and other related topics. The list of GIZ projects and programs regularly invited to the GIZ SCAP can be found in the attached excel sheet. It also has an IDA community page . It started out as “GIZ Programs Synergies on CDRI” in 2019 and was re-launched using the present title."
28 June 2019
Highlights
As the initial offering, the webinar was an exchange among the various GIZ projects and programs focused on the following:
Partners
InsuResilience Global Partnership (IGP)
www.insuresilience.org
Ms. Astrid Zwick
astrid.zwick@giz.de
Daniel Stadtmueller
daniel.stadtmueller@giz.de
Ms. Tuga Alaskary
tuga.alaskary@giz.de
Mr. Rene Kieselhorst
rene.kieselhorst@giz.de
30 August 2019
Highlights
Focus was on the approach, activities, business model and results of the IGP initiative agri-insurance for cotton farmers in Zambia.
Partners
InsuResilience Global Partnership (IGP)
www.insuresilience.org
Ms. Astrid Zwick
astrid.zwick@giz.de
Daniel Stadtmueller
daniel.stadtmueller@giz.de
Ms. Tuga Alaskary
tuga.alaskary@giz.de
Mr. Rene Kieselhorst
rene.kieselhorst@giz.de
22 November 2019
Highlights
The presentation dwelt on the evolution of Agriculture insurance in Vietnam, starting with its pilot National Agriculture Implementation Plan (NAIP) from 2011-2013; the products and areas covered, subsidies and the lessons learned which led to its present Agriculture Insurance Law and the challenges they foresee in the future.
Partners
Insurance Supervisory Authority (ISA), Vietnam
Presenter:
Ms. Do Thi Hanh Quyen
Official of Insurance Market Development
Insurance Supervisory Authority
28 January 2020
Highlights
The webinar was a presentation on the study commissioned by RFPI on the status of CDRI implementation of CDRI in selected countries in Asia and the Pacific, the PH,VN, and ID included. It focused on the policy and regulatory perspectives, existing initiatives, assessment of business models, and recommendations on moving forward with CDRI including the role that insurance plays.
Partners
InsuResilience Global Partnership (IGP)
www.insuresilience.org
Ms. Astrid Zwick
astrid.zwick@giz.de
Presenter:
Mr. Manoj Pandey
Senior Manager
Banking, Financial Institutions and Insurance (BFSI)
MicroSave Consulting
28 February 2020
Highlights
Tackled the important role that insurance supervisors play in establishing a conducive environment for climate risks to be insured, specifically by:
Partners
BMZ Sector Project
Global Initiative for Access to Insurance
Global Promoting conducive regulatory frameworks (a2ii)
www.access-to-insurance.org
Ms. Hannah Grant
Head of Secretariat
hannah.grant@giz.de
Ms. Janina Voss
janina.voss@giz.de
Ms. Carolyn Barsulai
carolyn.barsulai@giz.de
Ms. Hui Lin Chiew (Asia Regional)
hui.chiew@giz.de
Ms. Teresa Pelanda
Leader for Climate Risk
teresa.pelanda@giz.de
27 March 2020
Highlights
Main feature of the webinar is how the Climate and Disaster Risk Assessment (CDRA) tool helped the 13 LGUs in Cebu to identify risk informed programs and project for effective and efficient utilization of their LDRRM Fund.
Partners
BMZ "Global Initiative Disaster Risk Management"
Global Initiative Disaster Risk Management (GIDRM)
www.gidrm.net
Presenter:
Mr. Antonio Balang
Senior Adviser, GIDRM
antonio.balang@giz.de
Mr. Stephan Huppertz
stephan.huppertz@giz.de
Ms. Marike Bentfeld
marike.bentfeld@giz.de
26 June 2020
Highlights
Presentations and discussions centered on the following:
For RFPI, alignment to IGP could ensure an M&E tool would be available and be used even after its completion in the countries it operates in. This could contribute to the sustainability of CDRI efforts.
Partners
InsuResilience Global Partnership
www.insuresilience.org
Ms. Astrid Zwick
astrid.zwick@giz.de
Mr. Daniel Stadtmueller
daniel.stadtmueller@giz.de
Ms. Tuga Alaskary
tuga.alaskary@giz.de
Mr. Rene Kieselhorst
rene.kieselhorst@giz.de