Climate and disaster risk transfer in national policies and climate commitments can strengthen the resilience of vulnerable communities and sectors against the impacts of climate and disaster risks. With the objective of enhancing the understanding of risk transfer mechanisms as a key instrument to address climate change impacts, build capacities, and to share lessons learned in Sri Lanka and across the world, SLYCAN Trust, in its workshop series on Climate Risk and Risk Transfer, included a session on ‘Integrating Climate and Disaster Risk Transfer into National Policies and Climate Commitments’. This dialogue, held as a virtual event on 20 January 2021, focused on challenges, opportunities, and synergies of integrating risk transfer into national policies and commitments.
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