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Subscribe to our newsletterMozambique has the seventh highest disaster risk of all the world’s countries. A Least Developed Country heavily reliant on agriculture, the country is in urgent need of mechanisms to protect lives and livelihoods, as climate change increases risk from flooding, droughts and tsunamis.
UNDP’s Insurance and Risk Finance Facility is working with government, industry and partners in Mozambique to develop sovereign risk financing solutions and improve the enabling environment for insurance market development.
Flood, Drought, Tsunami
1Fragile
116 insurance companies
170% (2022)
161.9% (2019/2020)
1#30 out of 239 countries and territories (2023)
142.9% of formal sector employment (2022)
1Developing sovereign risk finance solutions and increasing capacity
The Tripartite Agreement (TPA) is a public-private partnership between UNDP, 20 of the world’s largest insurers under the framework of the Insurance Development Forum and the German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). Through this partnership, UNDP is working in Mozambique to develop risk finance solutions that protect the country’s most vulnerable groups and economic sectors. UNDP is also working on increasing capacity in the insurance industry through providing stakeholder training on inclusive insurance.
Incentivizing the development of new insurance products and services across emerging economies
UNDP’s Insurance Innovation Challenges are powering a new generation of insurance products and services tailored to underserved households and businesses in developing economies.