Disaster financing - Matches

A PIDS study says the government’s current financing instruments, such as savings, foreign aid, insurance, and external credit, are inadequate t..

Preparing for a disaster is one thing, but recovering from a disaster is another.  While much has been done to boost disaster preparedness in th..

Preparing for a disaster is one thing, but recovering from a disaster is another. While much has been done to boost disaster preparedness in the coun..

The government needs to enhance mechanisms for financing post-disaster reconstruction in the country amid the frequency of occurrence of natural disas..

The government needs to enhance mechanisms for financing post-disaster reconstruction in the country amid the frequency of occurrence of natural disas..

The government is urged to re duce the share of public funds al located for the reconstruction of private properties damaged in natural disasters and..

USING public funds to finance the repair of housing in disaster-affected areas could jeopardize funding for other public goods, according to a paper r..

In the last decade, natural disasters in the Philippines have had recorded postdisaster reconstruction needs of at least PHP 32 billion. If not effect..

With the rainy season’s onset, a researcher of State think tank Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) urged the government to enha..

This inadequacy is a wake-up call to government to “prioritize and recognize the fact that many of the needs or requirements [of devastated area..

State think tank Philippine Institute of Development Studies (PIDS) is urging a review of the government’s disaster risk financing and insurance..

The study provides an assessment of the disaster risk financing mechanisms in the Philippines. It looks at the sources and levels of disaster financin..