Thesis Abstract

This project seeks to investigate the implications of insurance in promoting sustainable water management. It will examine the role of insurance in addressing water-related risks, such as flooding, drought, and water pollution, and explore how insurance mechanisms can support sustainable water resource management practices. The study aims to assess the effectiveness of current insurance products and policies in the context of water management, propose strategies for leveraging insurance to enhance water resilience, and provide insights into the development of effective insurance mechanisms to promote sustainable water management.

Thesis Overview

Water is a vital resource essential for life, agriculture, industry, and ecosystem health. However, the increasing frequency of water-related challenges, including floods, droughts, and water quality issues, has highlighted the need for sustainable water management practices. The role of insurance in addressing these challenges and promoting sustainable water management has garnered increasing attention. This project aims to comprehensively investigate the implications of insurance in the context of water management, with a focus on enhancing resilience, mitigating risks, and supporting sustainable water resource utilization.

This project aims to provide valuable insights for insurers, water management stakeholders, policymakers, and environmental experts on the potential of insurance in promoting sustainable water management. By addressing the ethical considerations and social implications of insuring water management practices, this study aims to facilitate the development of resilient and sustainable water management strategies. Through a comprehensive analysis of insurance frameworks, water-related risks, and the role of insurance in promoting sustainable water management, this project will contribute to the advancement of sustainable water resource utilization and insurance mechanisms in the context of water management.