Agricultural Market Insurance Development : Policy Note - Brazil

Over the last decades, the government of Brazil has developed a risk management strategy with the goal of reducing the volatility of cash flow in the agricultural sector and the vulnerability of the less privileged stakeholders in the rural areas (that is, family farmers). Setting up a comprehensive national agriculture risk management strategy (and subsequent plan and policy) and ensuring an effective inter-institutional and inter-departmental coordination, can be a more effective way than merely increasing the budget of existing programs (or creating new ones) to reduce the exposure of the agricultural sector to shocks. In this regard, most stakeholders in Brazil agree that existing agriculture risk management programs in Brazil should be reviewed with the aim of improving the allocation of fiscal resources and guaranteeing a greater positive impact on programs´ target population. To this end, Brazilian authorities are looking to learn from international experiences and examining an integrated public-private partnership (PPP) system for agricultural insurance that helps the government (both federal and state) to improve fiscal resilience to shocks and reduce farmers´ vulnerability to disasters. The objective of the policy note is to identify the opportunities in the improvement of the agricultural insurance system through policy and program reform. In particular, the note focuses on: (i) the strengthening of the existing legal and regulatory framework, (ii) the institutional and operational framework, and (iii) the improvement of existing government funded programs.

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Main Authors: Arias, Diego, Stutley, Charles, Valdivia, Pablo, Cruvinel, Vinicius, Matos, Wanessa
Format: Policy Note biblioteca
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Brasilia 2017-07
Subjects:AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE, RISK MANAGEMENT, CROP INSURANCE, CLIMATE RISK, NATURAL DISASTER, SUBSIDIES, COMMERCIAL INSURANCE, GUARANTEES, WEATHER SHOCKS,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/307931562831014089/Brazil-Agricultural-Market-Insurance-Development-Policy-Note
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/32203
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spelling dig-okr-10986322032021-05-25T09:26:41Z Agricultural Market Insurance Development : Policy Note - Brazil Arias, Diego Stutley, Charles Valdivia, Pablo Cruvinel, Vinicius Matos, Wanessa AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE RISK MANAGEMENT CROP INSURANCE CLIMATE RISK NATURAL DISASTER SUBSIDIES COMMERCIAL INSURANCE GUARANTEES WEATHER SHOCKS Over the last decades, the government of Brazil has developed a risk management strategy with the goal of reducing the volatility of cash flow in the agricultural sector and the vulnerability of the less privileged stakeholders in the rural areas (that is, family farmers). Setting up a comprehensive national agriculture risk management strategy (and subsequent plan and policy) and ensuring an effective inter-institutional and inter-departmental coordination, can be a more effective way than merely increasing the budget of existing programs (or creating new ones) to reduce the exposure of the agricultural sector to shocks. In this regard, most stakeholders in Brazil agree that existing agriculture risk management programs in Brazil should be reviewed with the aim of improving the allocation of fiscal resources and guaranteeing a greater positive impact on programs´ target population. To this end, Brazilian authorities are looking to learn from international experiences and examining an integrated public-private partnership (PPP) system for agricultural insurance that helps the government (both federal and state) to improve fiscal resilience to shocks and reduce farmers´ vulnerability to disasters. The objective of the policy note is to identify the opportunities in the improvement of the agricultural insurance system through policy and program reform. In particular, the note focuses on: (i) the strengthening of the existing legal and regulatory framework, (ii) the institutional and operational framework, and (iii) the improvement of existing government funded programs. 2019-08-07T16:00:33Z 2019-08-07T16:00:33Z 2017-07 Policy Note http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/307931562831014089/Brazil-Agricultural-Market-Insurance-Development-Policy-Note http://hdl.handle.net/10986/32203 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Brasilia Economic & Sector Work :: Policy Note Economic & Sector Work Latin America & Caribbean Brazil
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topic AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE
RISK MANAGEMENT
CROP INSURANCE
CLIMATE RISK
NATURAL DISASTER
SUBSIDIES
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
GUARANTEES
WEATHER SHOCKS
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE
RISK MANAGEMENT
CROP INSURANCE
CLIMATE RISK
NATURAL DISASTER
SUBSIDIES
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
GUARANTEES
WEATHER SHOCKS
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RISK MANAGEMENT
CROP INSURANCE
CLIMATE RISK
NATURAL DISASTER
SUBSIDIES
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
GUARANTEES
WEATHER SHOCKS
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE
RISK MANAGEMENT
CROP INSURANCE
CLIMATE RISK
NATURAL DISASTER
SUBSIDIES
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
GUARANTEES
WEATHER SHOCKS
Arias, Diego
Stutley, Charles
Valdivia, Pablo
Cruvinel, Vinicius
Matos, Wanessa
Agricultural Market Insurance Development : Policy Note - Brazil
description Over the last decades, the government of Brazil has developed a risk management strategy with the goal of reducing the volatility of cash flow in the agricultural sector and the vulnerability of the less privileged stakeholders in the rural areas (that is, family farmers). Setting up a comprehensive national agriculture risk management strategy (and subsequent plan and policy) and ensuring an effective inter-institutional and inter-departmental coordination, can be a more effective way than merely increasing the budget of existing programs (or creating new ones) to reduce the exposure of the agricultural sector to shocks. In this regard, most stakeholders in Brazil agree that existing agriculture risk management programs in Brazil should be reviewed with the aim of improving the allocation of fiscal resources and guaranteeing a greater positive impact on programs´ target population. To this end, Brazilian authorities are looking to learn from international experiences and examining an integrated public-private partnership (PPP) system for agricultural insurance that helps the government (both federal and state) to improve fiscal resilience to shocks and reduce farmers´ vulnerability to disasters. The objective of the policy note is to identify the opportunities in the improvement of the agricultural insurance system through policy and program reform. In particular, the note focuses on: (i) the strengthening of the existing legal and regulatory framework, (ii) the institutional and operational framework, and (iii) the improvement of existing government funded programs.
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RISK MANAGEMENT
CROP INSURANCE
CLIMATE RISK
NATURAL DISASTER
SUBSIDIES
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
GUARANTEES
WEATHER SHOCKS
author Arias, Diego
Stutley, Charles
Valdivia, Pablo
Cruvinel, Vinicius
Matos, Wanessa
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Stutley, Charles
Valdivia, Pablo
Cruvinel, Vinicius
Matos, Wanessa
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title Agricultural Market Insurance Development : Policy Note - Brazil
title_short Agricultural Market Insurance Development : Policy Note - Brazil
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