The Enabling Environment for Disaster Risk Financing in Pakistan: Country Diagnostics Assessment
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The Enabling Environment for Disaster Risk Financing in Pakistan - Asian Development Bank
THE ENABLING ENVIRONMENT FOR DISASTER RISK FINANCING IN PAKISTAN
COUNTRY DIAGNOSTICS ASSESSMENT
JANUARY 2019
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.22617/TCS189269-2
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Flooding in Pakistan. On the cover (from left to right): Noor Khatoon crosses an improvised bridge near their former home in Todarwala village, Rajanpur district. Her family lived in six different houses before the floods hit and destroyed them all. Locals passed by flooded National Highway N70, south of the city of Multan in Pakistan (photos by Gerhard Joren).
Contents
Tables, Figures, and Boxes
Acknowledgments
This report was prepared under the Technical Assistance (TA) 9007: Strengthening the Enabling Environment for Disaster Risk Financing (Phase 1). The TA was executed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in collaboration with the Government of Pakistan.
Charlotte Benson, Principal Disaster Risk Management Specialist, Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management Division, Sustainable Development and Climate Change Department (SDCC), ADB, and Arup Chatterjee, Principal Financial Sector Specialist, Finance Sector Group, Sector Advisory Service Cluster, SDCC, ADB, provided oversight direction and technical advice for the report. Shauzab Ali, Senior Project Officer (Financial Sector), and Mian Shaukat Shafi, Senior Project Officer, from the Pakistan Resident Mission provided support during the mission.
The report was produced by a team of ADB consultants comprising Rodolfo Wehrhahn, Team Leader, Insurance and Capital Market Regulatory Specialist (International Consultant); Nasreen Rashid, Disaster Risk Insurance Specialist (International Consultant); Mayur Ankolekar, Agricultural Insurance Specialist (International Consultant); Faraz Uddin Amjad, Insurance Industry Specialist (National Consultant); Kashmala Kakakhel, Disaster Risk Financing Specialist (National Consultant); and Maria Cristina Pascual, Project Coordinator (National Consultant).
The report benefited extensively from the kind interaction with many key organizations, to whom the team expresses great appreciation for their time and candid opinions.
Government Agencies
Agriculture Department of Punjab and Livestock Department of Punjab
Benazir Income Support Programme
Ministry of Climate Change
Ministry of Finance
Ministry of Planning, Development and Reforms, Economic Affairs Division
National Disaster Management Authority
Pakistan Agriculture Research Council
Pakistan Metrological Department
Postal Life Insurance
Provincial Disaster Management Authorities (Punjab and Sindh)
Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan
Sindh Livestock and Fisheries Department
State Bank of Pakistan
Public Limited Companies and State-Owned Enterprises
National Insurance Company Limited
Pakistan Reinsurance Company Limited
Pakistan Stock Exchange Limited
State Life Insurance Corporation of Pakistan Limited
Zarai Taraqiati Bank Limited
Private Sector Organizations
Adamjee Insurance Company Limited
Al-Falah Insurance Company Limited
EFU General Insurance Limited
Ernst and Young
Insurance Association of Pakistan
Khushali Microfinance Bank Limited
Pakistan Banks Association
Pakistan Microfinance Investment Company Limited
Pakistan Microfinance Network
Pakistan Society of Actuaries Premier Insurance Limited
Telenor Microfinance Bank Limited (formerly Tameer Microfinance Bank Limited)
Union of Small and Medium Enterprises
Other Development Organizations
National Rural Support Programme of Pakistan
Currency Equivalent
(as of 31 March 2017)
Abbreviations
Executive Summary
This country diagnostics assessment reviews the current disaster risk financing (DRF) landscape and enabling environment in Pakistan with a focus on risk transfer instruments—insurance, reinsurance, and capital markets.
The assessment is based on a modified version of the W&W Development Framework for accommodating international best practice and public and private sector stakeholders’ inputs. This allows insight into existing or perceived demand and supply barriers shaping and, in part, restricting the development of an enabling environment for DRF in Pakistan. Within this framework, six areas relevant for the development of insurance and capital market solutions for DRF are reviewed: government policy; social protection policy; unlicensed competition; economic conditions; credibility of the insurance, reinsurance, and capital markets providers; and product appeal.
A risk-layered structure is proposed for the stimulation, development, and implementation of financially sustainable and scalable DRF strategies and