STUDY VISIT TO ITALY FOR BULGARIAN LIFE PROGRAMME OFFICIALS

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Rome 26 th July 2017 STUDY VISIT TO ITALY FOR BULGARIAN LIFE PROGRAMME OFFICIALS

2 Why DERRIS? 7 millions Italians lives in areas exposed to high floods and landslides risks. In 77% cases there are homes in areas with high hydrogeological risks, in 29 % cases entire neighbourhoods, in 51% cases industrial facilities (Source: Legambiente). High social and macroeconomic costs: The damage caused by extreme weather events have high impacts on economic stability and growth of the hit areas. Indirect damages are on average 2.5 times higher than direct damages (Source: European Insurance Committee). 90% of SMEs obliged to suspend production fail within one year (Source: AIBA). At global level, Italian SMEs are among those that most underestimate impacts of extreme weather events on their business.

Life DERRIS: Disaster risk reduction insurance 3 Opportunity to build a multi-stakeholder partnership between the following players: Public institutions are in charge of managing the territories; Insurers have specific knowledge and tools on how to prevent, manage and transfer risks; Businesses need to be protected against the impacts of extreme weather events.

4 DERRIS partners and objectives DERRIS DisastEr Risk Reduction InSurance is an EU-funded project under the Life+ programme. It started in September 2015 and will last until September 2018. The objective is to provide SMEs with the instruments they need to assess and reduce their risks, through a series of actions: Innovative forms of public-private partnerships between insurers, the public administration, and businesses, to boost community protection and resilience ; Transfer of knowledge from insurance companies to the Public Administration and SMEs on instruments for reducing risks linked to climate change; A self-assessment tool to evaluate risk and adopt prevention and emergency management measures; An innovative financial instrument that makes it possible to move capital dedicated to risk reduction.

5 DERRIS: CRAM tool 1/2 1 TOOL to assess climate risks 7 perils Floods Rain Wind Lightning Hail Temperature Landslides Objective Increase Italian SMEs awareness on the risks correlated to the impacts of climate change

6 DERRIS - CRAM tool 2/2 http://www.derris.eu/en/riskassessment/

7 DERRIS model KNOW AND ASSESS RISK CRAM TOOL DERRIS MANAGE RISK AND EMERGENCIES COMPANY ADAPTATION ACTION PLAN MANAGE RESIDUAL RISK INCREASE BUSINESSES RESILIENCE

Essential aspects of climate change resilience 8 To reduce their vulnerability to climatic risks, SMEs shall analyse, not only their facilities, but also the whole territorial context in which they operate.

9 Next steps TURIN ITALY (PILOT) 30 SMEs involved Training Field visits to assess climate risks 200 SMEs to be involved Training Technical support to draw their action plans SETTING COMPANIES ADAPTATION ACTION PLANS TURIN Training to municipality areas involved in adaptation plan Co-design workshops 10 LOCAL ENTITIES replicate DERRIS model INTEGRATED DISTRICT ADAPTATION PLAN

LIFE DERRIS DisastEr Risk Reduction InSurance info@derris.eu www.derris.eu