Given the country’s exposure and vulnerability, Antigua and Barbuda has proposed the implementation of gender-responsive national schemes that will offer risk management tools, such as parametric or indemnity insurance, that will allow farmers, fishers, residential and commercial business owners to cope with losses resulting from increased climate variability. The proposed schemes are in line with the loss and damage action of: Farmers, fishers, and residential and business owners have access to comprehensive and tailored national programmes that allow them to affordably manage and transfer risks resulting from increasing climate variability.
insurance, that will allow farmers, fishers, residential and commercial business owners to cope with losses resulting from increased climate variability. the proposed schemes are in line with the loss and damage action of: farmers, fishers, and residential and business owners resulting from increasing climate variability
What are the Adaptation action/priority for the Cross-Cutting Area Sector?