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                  Climate  risk  insurance  is  an  important  tool  for  providing  security  against  loss  of
                    livelihoods  and  of  assets  as  a  consequence  of  disasters. Thus,  given  the  significant
                    contribution of the agricultural sector in the Indian economy, coupled with looming
                    “climatic  aberrations,”  crop  insurance  becomes  a  necessity  to  mitigate  the  risks
                    associated with a majority of the country’s farmers.

                  ISA organized the First World Solar Technology Summit (WSTS) in September 2020
                    with an objective of showcasing to member countries the state of the art and next-
                    generation solar technologies.

                  CDRI is another expression of India’s commitment to work with all the partners to address
                    global challenges. The Coalition functions as an inclusive multi-stakeholder platform led
                    and managed by national governments, where knowledge is generated and exchanged
                    on different aspects of disaster resilience of infrastructure. As of December 2020, 19
                    countries and 4 multilateral organizations have become members of the Coalition.



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