The Indonesian Finance Ministry underlined the importance of the financial sector's concrete and active contribution in ensuring that global economic recovery is aligned with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and Paris Agreement for Climate Change.
In this context, the Fiscal, Customs and Excise Sectoral Group under the SwissCham, a Sectoral Group working on topics related to financing, tax and Free Trade Agreements, invites you to discuss the global framework on sustainable insurance and explore examples on how the financial services sector can strengthen the protection of vulnerable communities, such as small-scale farmers in Indonesia, from the impact of climate change, socio-economic disruptions and risk-financing.
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Exploring the global insurance sector’s dependence on nature, what nature-related risks could be, and whether and how nature-related risks are financially material to the sector’s underwriting and investing business.
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Challenges and opportunities in rolling-out insurance to small-scale coffee farmers in Indonesia’s Aceh province from the risk of harvest failure due to extreme weather.
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Q&A moderated by Annette Apriliana, Sustainability and ESG Lead - Funding Societies | Modalku Group
Asia Pacific Regional Specialist at UNDP Insurance and Risk Finance Facility
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Director - Head of ERM at PT. Zurich Asuransi Indonesia, tbk
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