1. Agriculture and Fisheries Insurance in the Philippines:
Opportunity or Trap?
Jimmy Loro
Senior Advisor
GIZ Regulatory Framework Promotion of Pro-Poor Insurance Markets in Asia II
Regulatory Framework Promotion of Pro-poor Insurance Markets in Asia (RFPI Asia)

2. Possible effects of Climate Change
Contents
Sector Overview
Possible effects of Climate Change
GoP, GIZ and Private Sector Response
Assessment
Recommendations
Regulatory Framework Promotion of Pro-poor Insurance Markets in Asia (RFPI Asia)

3. Sector Overview
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4. 56 Million (54%) live in Rural Areas in 2016
32% of land area (9.671 million of 30 million hectares) for agriculture
14.478% of agro lands
1.4 million hectares, for rice
million Agriculture workers, 23% of labor force (2017)
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Agriculture accelerated by .6% more from 4.3% in 2016 to 4.9% in 2017
19.6% is fisheries sector
Industry decelerated from 9.3% to 6.1%
Services sector main growth driver at 6.8% in 2017
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7. Possible Effects of Climate Change
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Source: Srinivasan, A., “Climate Change and Food Security in South east Asia: Issues and Policy Options”, ADB.

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10. Projected Changes in Global Fisheries Catch, 2005-2055
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Source: The Sea Around Us Project, University of British Columbia, Canada

11. GoP, GIZ and Private Sector Response
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12. GIZ Support to the Climate Change Commission in the Philippines
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13. GIZ Remote Sensing Based Information and Insurance for Crops in Emerging Economies Project (RIICE)
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14. GIZ Better Rice Initiative in Asia (BRIA)
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15. GIZ Joint Protection of the Sulu-Sulawesi Marine Ecoregion
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16. PCIC Financial Performance: 2014; 2015
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17. PCIC Financial Performance: 2013; 2014
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18. PCIC Financial Performance: 2012; 2013
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20. CARD Pioneer NatCat Insurance, 2008-2016
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21. Assessment
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22. Typhoon Haiyan:
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23. Typhoon Glenda:
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24. Typhoon Ruby:
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25. Typhoon Nina:
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28. Assessment:
Universal and Thrift banks provision of agri finance in 2016: 12.96% for agriculture out of 15% and .74% out of 10% for agrarian reform, half of portfolio channeled to alternative vehicles like bonds
P435.8 billion1 (49.41%) Agri-Agra credit provided out of P882 billion available Agri- Agra credit in 2016
Management of credit portfolio considered high risk, with no effective risk management option? 1:
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29. Assessment:
Direct compliance of banks to Agri-Agra credit: P218.3 billion1, 24.75% of the P882 billion available Agri-Agra available credit in 2016.
PCIC capitalization is P2 billion2, which is 60% premium subsidy for rice (can insure 10x)
could insure 71% of P58.88 billion rice farm loans, if 80% of 1.4 mio hectare rice farms avail of P42, production loan per hectare 1:
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30. Assessment:
Total agriculture insurance coverage of the P218.3 billion1 (24.75% of total available credit) exposure in 2016 is unknown, but likely less than 5%.
Loan Guarantee availed by Banks with AGFP: P18.2 billion (31 Mar 2016), 08.34% of exposed loan portfolio 1:
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31. Recommendations
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32. Recommendations
Operations
National Mapping on location of agri-agra areas and degree of exposure to NatCats to determine areas for credit selection and expansion
Fast-track approval of bills supporting movable collaterals to facilitate more agri-agra loans

33. Recommendations
Operations
Use GIZ “Bridging the Protection Gap on natural Catastrophe Insurance for MSMEs in Agriculture and Other Sectors” Manual (Disaster Risk Insurance Manual / DRIM)
Thru GIZ Developing Public-Private Partnership (DPPP): Creation of a National Pool of Distribution Channels for Agri-Agra Insurance
Diversify risks

34. Operations: Thru GIZ Developing Public-Private Partnership (DPPP)
Recommendations
Operations: Thru GIZ Developing Public-Private Partnership (DPPP)
Development and commercialization of open index-based agriculture insurance targeting agri-agra activities --- non-crop specific
Weather-triggered
Insurance of agri-agra loans, input costs, and related
Insurance of agro-fisheries assets in value chains

35. Recommendations
Policy
Simplify and reduce documentary burden on agri-agra and fisheries credit and insurance, to expand market and manage risks
Widen and strengthen Bancassurance channel for agri-agra credit

36. Recommendations
Policy: Thru GIZ Developing Public-Private Partnership (DPPP)
Full development of agri-agra insurance sector
Creation of a Private Sector Agriculture Insurance Pool

37. Recommendations
Policy: Thru GIZ Developing Public-Private Partnership (DPPP):
On Rice Insurance
Create a Public-Private Agri-Agra Insurance Scheme
Create a data sharing protocol for the private sector to access DA PRISM municipal rice yield data in all municipalities to offer area-based yield index insurance, nationwide

38. Recommendations
Policy: Thru GIZ Developing Public-Private Partnership (DPPP)
Use risk layering to involve private insurance companies and increase capacity to manage agri-agra risks
Create IRR on utilization of public funds on disaster response for agriculture and agrarian reform communities, based on risk layering

39. Recommendations Risk Layering
Source: Mechler, R., et. al.. “Managing Unnatural Disaster Risk from Climate Extremes”

40. Recommendations Possible Philippines Agri-Agra Risk Layering Model
Category
Trigger, Coverage
Response
Very High Impact, Low Frequency
Typhoon Signal 3 – 5
31 mm/hr and more sustained Municipal rainfall in the next __ hours
Retain Risk + Adaptation + Agro Insurance + Government Risk Finance
Farmers
Private Insurers (agro insurance pool)
PCIC (agro insurance pool)
Government Risk Finance
High impact, Low frequency
Typhoon Signal 2
15-30mm/hr sustained Municipal rainfall in the next __ hours
Retain Risk + Adaptation + Agro Insurance
Low Impact, High Frequency
Typhoon Signal 1
mm/hour sustained Municipal rainfall in the next __ hours
Retain Risk + Adaptation
Impact
Frequency

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