
Advancing Climate Policy
International climate policy plays a vital role in fostering global cooperation, enabling collective action, financial support, and accountability among nations. It establishes frameworks that guide climate adaptation efforts, address losses and damages caused by climate impacts, and promote innovative climate risk insurance solutions.
At MCII, we contribute expertise in climate risk finance and insurance to international climate policy discussions. Our team actively engages in key global negotiations and processes, supporting the integration of comprehensive risk finance approaches into climate policies and strategies worldwide.
We work to embed risk finance and insurance principles into national and international climate frameworks, promoting coherence and strengthening the effectiveness of adaptation efforts. This includes supporting the incorporation of these tools into broader climate adaptation plans and exploring emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, to enhance climate risk management.
In addition, we assess the effects of policy decisions on vulnerable countries, helping to improve their access to vital climate finance mechanisms. By linking policy insights with practical solutions, we advance equitable climate finance access and support efforts to protect communities facing increasing climate risks. Through these efforts, MCII helps shape policies that empower countries to build resilience and foster long-term climate security.

HIGHLIGHTS

HIGHLIGHTS


MCII Engagements at COP30 in Belem


UNDP and MCII Launch Joint Report on Social Protection, Risk Finance, and Insurance


Towards 1.3 Trillion USD on Climate Finance? MCII Provides Public Input into Baku-Belém Roadmap


4th International Conference on Financing for Development – The Heat is On for Climate


New Guidelines to Incorporate Disaster Finance and Insurance into Climate Adaptation Planning


COP28 Wrap Up with Magdalena Mirwald


Workshop Report: Anticipatory Humanitarian Action Meets Disaster Risk Finance


An Opportunity to Close the Protection Gap in Climate-Vulnerable Countries


COP 26 Summary by Executive Director, Soenke Kreft


Dr. Maxime Souvignet Delivers Statement at the German Parliament Committee on Economic Cooperation and Development Public Hearing


