organizations and 0 No incentives. – citizens. 3.3.5 Non-domestic insurance Extent of insurance coverage 5 75 - 100% of likely losses from This question covers insurance to commercial, – coverage of non-domestic property, most severe scenario are covered industrial property and assets, as well as to infrastructure and assets. by insurance. NGO-, government- or city-owned buildings, assets and infrastructure. Domestic insurance is covered above. 4 75-100% of likely losses from – probable” scenario are covered “most city-wide. Insurance may come from multiple providers. 3 50-75% of likely losses from Some governments and agencies and some – probable” scenario are covered businesses may self-insure. It will be “most city-wide. necessary to confirm that exist to meet the likely needs. 2 25-50% of likely losses from – probable” scenario are covered “most city-wide. 1 0-25% of likely losses from – “most probable” scenario are covered 0 No cover. – 3.4 Financing of 3.4.1 Pursuit of all possible Where a city has outstanding 5 The city has a systematic inventory (If no additional financing needs apply, omit – resilience methods of financing and resilience expenditure needs of financing methods and all potential this assessment). expenditures. funding, as required. (revenue or capital) the sources of funds for different – extent to which it has pursued resilience expenditures, and a strategy Alternative financing methods and sources all possible financing for using them in ways that may include, but are not restricted to: strategies and funding complements its own resources. sources. Leasing; 4 The city knows of many funding – methods and uses them, but not
organizations and citizens. 0 – No incentives. 3.3.5 Non-domestic insurance coverage Extent of insurance coverage of non-domestic property, infrastructure and assets. 5 – 75 - 100% of likely losses from most severe scenario are covered by insurance. 4 – 75-100% of likely losses from “most probable” scenario are covered city-wide. 3 – 50-75% of likely losses from “most probable” scenario are covered city-wide. 2 – 25-50% of likely losses from “most probable” scenario are covered city-wide. 1 – 0-25% of likely losses from “most probable” scenario are covered 0 – No cover. This question covers insurance to commercial, industrial property and assets, as well as to NGO-, government- or city-owned buildings, assets and infrastructure. Domestic insurance is covered above. Insurance may come from multiple providers. Some governments and agencies and some businesses may self-insure. It will be necessary to confirm that exist to meet the likely needs. 3.4 Financing of resilience expenditures. 3.4.1 Pursuit of all possible methods of financing and funding, as required. Where a city has outstanding resilience expenditure needs (revenue or capital) – the extent to which it has pursued all possible financing strategies and funding sources. 5 – The city has a systematic inventory of financing methods and all potential sources of funds for different resilience expenditures, and a strategy for using them in ways that complements its own resources. 4 – The city knows of many funding methods and uses them, but not (If no additional financing needs apply, omit this assessment). Alternative financing methods and sources may include, but are not restricted to: Leasing;
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