DBJ and two private financial institutions put together the 'EQ Line' credit line intended for use in the event of a catastrophic earthquake. DBJ also provided the logistics company Yasuda Warehouse with financing based on disaster management ratings.
CEA is a city-sponsored non-profit organization program to significantly reduce energy and water use in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The scheme is planned to have no up-front costs and project financing will be repaid by participants from the energy savings realized through effeciency upgrades.
Website providing 'information on the growing number of international funding initiatives designed to help developing countries address the challenges of climate change'.
Review of the Community Disaster Resilience Fund which was designed as a mechanism for bringing local priorities and capacities of disaster prone vulnerable communities to DRR programming.
Includes seven core data sets that drive GHA's analysis, mapping and quantifying of the financing flows to humanitarian crises.
Guide designed to assist environment officials with finding the means of financing environmental protection initiatives. The tools themselves could be more widely relevant for other development, DRR, and adaptation goals.
Article about both the opportunities and risks for microcredit in responding to disaster events.
'This guide has been developed to assist councils’ with the required accounting recognition, measurement and disclosure requirements that may arise as a result of a natural disaster.'
