The increasing availability of satellite data at higher spatial, temporal and spectral resolutions is enabling new applications in agriculture economic development, including agricultural insurance. Yet, effectively using this context requires blending technical knowledge about their capabilities limitations with an understanding influence on the value risk-reduction programmes. In Review, we d...

Weather risk means that bad weather may disrupt the company's operations or cause property damage. Climate insurance is a form of financial protection against losses damages occur as result moderate, severe weather. Wind, snow, rain / thunderstorms, fog, and unacceptable temperatures are examples these conditions.it can be help farmers to recover their which happen from conditions. Farmers' wil...

Advances in innovation around financial instruments over the decades have promoted a response to improved development of agriculture products and services sector, allowing, some lesser extent, introduction testing these poor rural farmers. However, years, sector has faced challenges from climate change, resulting production productivity for Therefore, study considered extent which smallholder f...

This study explores the potential of index insurance as a mechanism to finance community-based biodiversity conservation in areas where a strong correlation exists between natural disaster risk, keystone species populations, and the well-being of the local population. We illustrate this potential using the case of hornbill conservation in the Budo-Sungai Padi rainforests of southern Thailand, u...

Abstract In the last decade, index-based weather products (also called derivatives) have been gaining attention in climate resilience discussion. Weather derivatives are designed to help companies hedging against variability. These products, that can be market-traded or over-the-counter, compensate individuals based on a pre-defined index. Thus, pay-offs of derivative depend index and not, as w...