The Global Risk Modelling Alliance (GRMA) programme offers a unique service to countries and cities wishing to advance their capacities in finance-orientated climate and disaster risk analysis.
Ministries and mayoral offices are invited to partner with the GRMA team to deepen their expertise and autonomy in understanding and pricing risk.
The GRMA programme not only provides advice but also grant-funded modelling and data support according to local needs. Application of the advanced, open risk modelling techniques of the private sector with local research and data is essential to ensure the risk analysis is optimised for your specific risk profile and finance needs.
Please find our application template here.
The GRMA team is available to work with ministry or agency officials from the outset to prepare for the application process and co-define the programme. We hope that you find our diagram – Phases of the GRMA programme – a useful guide to what to expect, in the meantime.
For further information please feel free to contact the GRMA team directly: info@GRMA.global
Eligible country submits Letter of Intent
Joint Preparation of Application
Formal application
Assessment
Approval
Joint Capacity Assessment & Planning
Strategic Risk Assessment
Prioritise Risk Financing Options & Projects
Define Modelling & Data Gaps
Application of Risk Metrics, Risk Reduction and Risk Finance projects
Pathway for Future Capability
The GRMA serves OECD Overseas Development Assistance qualifying countries. Detailed eligibility criteria can be found here.
Download Eligibility CriteriaPlease find our Expression of Interest letter template here.
Download Expression of Interest Letter© Global Risk Modelling Alliance 2024
