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Deprivations and

Inequalities in Multiple Dimensions

Poverty and Disaster Risk Management

Worlds Within Reach: From Science to Policy 24-26 October 2012

Joanne Bayer

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Disaster burden is greater in developing countries

IIASA based on Munich Re data

0.0%

0.1%

0.2%

0.3%

0.4%

0.5%

0.6%

Low income Middle income High income Per capita income country groups

Direct economic losses as a percentage of GNI (1980 - 2004)

- 50 100 150 200 250

Low income Middle income High income Per capita income country groups

Fatalities per disaster event (1980- 2004)

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Potentially large benefits from risk reduction in developing countries

96% of international disaster assistance goes to after-the-event humanitarian aid

Review of 13 benefit-cost analyses Average B/C about 1 - 4

(Mechler 2012)

(Hochreiner, et al 2012)

(4)

Refocusing disaster aid

Should donors consider

switching priority from post- disaster aid to supporting pre-disaster insurance and other financial instruments?

Are financial instruments needed by the poor?

Can they provide affordable safety nets?

Linnerooth-Bayer et al 2005

(5)

How do farmers cope with drought and flood losses in Uttar Pradesh?

Hochrainer et al. 2011 48%

12%

5%

20%

10%

5%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

Borrow from money lenders

Sell fungible assets

Take children out of school

Rely on family Take outside aid

Use savings

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100 Year Event

Mechler, et al. 2010; Hochrainer et al. 2012

Governments can lack capacity

WFP weather derivative

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Harita drought micro-insurance project

Payouts based on rainfall

Farmers can pay premium with off- season work to reduce drought risk

• Leverages tight aid budgets

• Reduces losses

• Provides timely and reliable safety net

Source: CIMMYT

Partners: Ethiopian government, Oxfam, Swiss Re, and others

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Multiple Policy Domains

Poverty/

Deprivation

& Inequality Poverty/

Deprivation

& Inequality

Institutional

Institutional Human Human

Capital Capital Social

Social

Financial Capital Financial

Capital

Education Education Governance

Governance

Trust

Trust

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Message

Should donors consider switching priority from post-disaster aid to

supporting pre-disaster insurance and other

financial instruments?

Linnerooth-Bayer et al 2005

Yes, but

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