USAID and WTW working on parametric solution to boost climate change resilience

Ben NorrisMarch 18, 2024
Concept of Tsunami, cyclone, aftermath, tornado, hurricane etc. Dead trees fallen on the beach area of a coastal region. Climate change and global warming are causing a huge damage to the beachside ecology. Rising sea level due to melting of icebergs are causing sweeping away of the coastal soil, consequently the tree falls, year after year more and more trees are falling as water has started penetrating into the coastal belts where it has not penetrated for past many years.
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WTW is working with the US Agency for International Development (USAID) to deliver a parametric solution that will protect and de-risk the agency’s loans from climate change, and boost investment in adaptation measures across...

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Ben NorrisMarch 18, 2024
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