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Public Sector Perspectives
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Report State of Flood Learn how public and private sectors can mitigate flood risk and help to close the flood insurance gap in the US. -
Journal 2020 Climate Resilience Handbook A selection of perspectives from our businesses offering insights from their work helping clients confront climate change and navigate a course through risk to opportunity. -
Perspective Shipping’s Uncertain Voyage to Zero Carbon Large-scale change is needed now in the shipping industry -
Perspective How Will Climate Catastrophes Be Handled in the Face of Coronavirus? Governments must focus on pandemic response while also preparing for looming natural disasters -
Perspective Parametric Insurance can Boost Resilience for the Public Sector Parametric insurance empowers the public sector with flexible, timely funds for disaster response and “building back better” -
Perspective Understanding Flood Risk in Malaysia through Catastrophe Modelling Flooding is Malaysia's most expensive natural disaster -
Perspective Protecting the Public Purse: The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in a Warmer World The reinsurance sector can support governments' catastrophe risk management -
Perspective As Wildfires Get Costlier and Deadlier, Insurers and Utilities Pay the Price Insurers and utilities must adapt to a future with more wildfire risk -
Tool COVID-19 Pandemic Navigator The Oliver Wyman COVID-19 Pandemic Navigator forecasts the number of new and cumulative coronavirus cases across nearly 40 countries, incorporating the effectiveness of containment and suppression measures. It also provides insights into how to manage after the peak, as well as the ability to study potential future containment scenarios until a vaccine or a scale treatment solution is in place. The Oliver Wyman COVID-19 Pandemic Navigator provides a quantitative basis on which governments, industry groups, and companies can examine the impact of COVID-19 on business, and consider how to “reopen” responsibly. -
Perspective 4 Scenarios for the Post-Coronavirus Economy Through the Lens of Post-War Recovery Economists have been scrambling to model how the recession might unfold. Will the recovery be V-shaped or U-shaped, or will it take more of an L-shape? -
Report Pandemic Risk Protection While the COVID-19 pandemic is first and foremost a human tragedy, its economic impact is also deeply concerning. The stakes for businesses, nonprofit organizations, and workers are too high to defer action, and a pandemic risk insurance program will be an essential element in the response to COVID-19 and future pandemics. -
Report A Decade of Action The 2015 launch of the 2030 agenda for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), has provided governments with an organized and unified structure to address interconnected developmental issues such as poverty, economic inequality, education, the climate crisis, peace, justice, and responsible consumption and production. -
Perspective A Changing Landscape With job losses across the United States reaching unprecedented levels due to COVID-19, how will unemployment affect access to health insurance? -
Podcast Climate Resilience in Focus In this inaugural episode of The Marsh & McLennan Advantage podcast, experts from throughout the firm discuss risk factors and responses to the changing climate, through the lens of the public and private sectors as well as the world of investing. -
Perspective Hurricane Season Has Started, but FEMA Is Tied Up With Coronavirus Given the likelihood that we will soon see both hurricanes and coronavirus, HHS should manage the ongoing pandemic response so FEMA can prepare for coming “coronacanes.” -
Perspective Planning for the Unexpected: COVID-19 Is a Dry Run for Climate Catastrophes COVID-19 is an opportunity to reflect on how institutions react in times of global crisis