Risk transfer: saving the gov't the cost of calamity damage

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Risk transfer can be an important mechanism to help mitigate the impact of disasters, especially in hazard prone countries such as the Philippines.

Insurance helps to shift the burden of a loss due, to disaster, to a third party and are a small price to pay in comparison to the resources they permit to save for development policies. Still, many stakeholders don't consider insurance as a priority, and politic institutions often lack resources to invest.

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