As losses from extreme weather events grow, many governments are looking to privatize the
financing and incentivization of climate adaptation through insurance markets. In a pure …

Flood resilience (resilient flood risk management), which has been repeatedly demanded,
can be achieved through the phases of the risk management cycle. There is a vast body of …

Summary Chapter 1: How Australia improved health equity through action on the social
determinants of health Do not think that the social determinants of health equity are old hat …

We estimate the economic impacts of having your home damaged or destroyed by a natural
disaster. Regressions with individual, area and time fixed-effects, indicate that experiencing …

Australian households are increasingly vulnerable to natural hazard-related disasters. To
manage disaster risk, government commissioned inquiries have called for greater …

Damages due to extreme hydro-metrological events request for additional efforts to enhance
the implementation of property level flood risk adaptation (PLFRA) measures. Although a …

Home and contents insurance is framed as key to Australia's national strategy for disaster
resilience. Despite the perceived importance of financial indemnity, ambiguity characterises …

Home and contents insurance is integral to household and community resilience against
disasters. Yet many households are underinsured. While causes for underinsurance have …

Trust is commonly understood as a mechanism that acts to improve transaction efficiency, or
as a structural characteristic of organizations. It is a'good'thing that can be built and …

This study addresses the role of natural hazard insurance in two European countries with
different insurance markets and socioeconomic conditions: Sweden and Portugal. The …