The Insurance Development Forum (IDF) is set to enhance its role in global climate and disaster resilience, unveiling a new strategy for 2025 to 2030 under the theme “Adapt & Scale.” This strategy is designed to expand access to risk management and financing solutions, particularly in developing and emerging economies, while addressing persistent barriers to insurance coverage.
According to its 2024 Annual Review, the IDF began an institutional review process in 2024 to assess its progress over the past decade and adapt to the evolving geopolitical and economic landscape. The review has laid the foundation for the IDF’s renewed focus on scaling up its initiatives and broadening their impact on a global scale.
Central to the new strategy is the expansion of successful initiatives across various working groups, along with the introduction of fresh solutions in emerging areas such as health and resilience services. The aim is to deliver more inclusive and effective protection measures that can address a wide array of emerging risks.
Furthermore, the IDF intends to reinforce public-private partnerships, streamline its governance structure, and foster deeper engagement at regional and national levels. By aligning global insurance solutions with local needs, the organization seeks to provide tailored support that responds to specific challenges faced by communities worldwide.
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