We actively engage with international partners and institutions to strengthen global knowledge and advocacy on Climate and Disaster Risk Finance and Insurance. Through strategic collaboration with groups such as the Vulnerable Twenty Group of Finance Ministers, governments, United Nations bodies, financial institutions, the private sector, and civil society, we facilitate dialogue aimed at promoting equitable and effective financial protection for climate-vulnerable countries.

Our work includes contributing to major international policy processes, including those under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the G7 and G20, as well as forums like the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. We amplify the voices and needs of climate-vulnerable countries and communities by examining how reforms in the international financial architecture affect these nations and the broader industry, advising on the best course of action.

By producing evidence-based research, policy briefs, and practical tools, we support decision-makers in designing and implementing effective risk finance solutions. We also organize expert roundtables, technical workshops, and multi-stakeholder consultations that foster knowledge exchange and strengthen global coordination.

This collaborative approach ensures that financial protection solutions are not only technically sound but also politically supported and socially inclusive. Through these efforts, we help bridge the gap between global policy and local action, empowering countries to better manage climate and disaster risks with sustainable financial protection.