'Pacific Catastrophe Risk Assessment and Financing Initiative (PCRAFI) Program, Phase II: Furthering disaster risk financed in the Pacific'

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Presented by Iulai Lavea, CEO, Ministry of Finance, Samoa at the Pacific Regional Dialogue on Financial Management of Climate Risk (26-28 June 2017, Apia)

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PCRAFI Program
Phase II
Furthering Disaster Risk Financed in the Pacific
Iulai Lavea
CEO, Ministry of Finance, Samoa
June 26, 2017

Background
ØDuring the 2015 FEMM, PICs called upon the World Bank and donor partners to
support the PICs in establishing a dedicated regional entity to provide climate and
disaster risk insurance for the region
ØIn response, World Bank helped to mobilize and secure grant funds
ØPCRAFI MDTF Established - September 2016 with the World Bank as Trustee
ØGrant funds total more than US$41 Million facilitated via dialogue at the G7 via
the InsuResilience Initiative
ØDonor Partners: Germany, Japan, UK, US

Overview-PCRAFI Program
The PCRAFI Facility is part of a larger, regional program designed to improve access to post-
disaster rapid response finance for Pacific Island Countries via two core components:

Six Guiding Principles
Country ownership1
Financial sustainability2
Contingency planning3
Accountability and transparency4
Comprehensive disaster risk financing strategy5
Link with disaster risk management agenda6
The PCRAFI Program is operated in accordance with six guiding principles:

Council of Members - Governance Structure

Key Achievements
ØDonors have provided over US$40 million to support the PCRAFI Program with generous
contributions from Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States through the G7
InsuResilience Initiative .
ØEstablishment of PCRAFI Facility by legal statute on June 10, 2016, comprised of two entities: the
Pacific Catastrophe Risk Insurance Foundation (PCRIF) and the Pacific Catastrophe Risk Insurance
Company (PCRIC)
ØPCRIC was issued its captive insurance license by the Financial supervisory Commission in the Cook
Islands on Sept 22, 2016 enabling it to issue insurance policies
ØInitial capitalization funds were provided to PCRIC to enable operations and risk transfer to reinsurance
markets for PCRAFI Season 5
ØFive catastrophe risk insurance policies were issued by the PCRAFI Facility, marking its first issuance
to participating members on November 1st, 2016
ØFeasibility study for a rainfall insurance product is underway, laying down the foundation for a new
product to address heavy rainfall and drought

Next Steps
ACTIVITY DATE
Recruitment of CEO and Board of Directors Underway
Donor visit to Samoa on sideline of Pacific Annual Leaders Meeting Sept 8-12
Disaster Risk Finance and Insurance workshop in Samoa Sept 11-12
Preparations for Season 6 of PCRAFI Insurance End Sept 2017
Additional capital to be provided to the Facility Sept 2017
Season 6 Insurance Policies in place Nov 1, 2017
Pre feasibility study on rainfall product completed Jan, 2018

PCRAFI Payouts
2015: TC Pam
• Vanuatu
• Payout of US$1.9m
2014: TC Ian
• Tonga
• Payout of US$1.27m

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