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World Cafe

From Satellite to Balance Sheet: Agricultural Intelligence for Insurance, Finance and Risk Management

Tuesday, October 6, 2026 From 15:30 to 17:00 CEST Centre International de Conférences Genève - Room F (Level 3)

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When a drought, conflict or market shock hits, how can insurers, lenders and investors keep capital flowing to agriculture when ground information is limited? This World Café explores how RAAPID (https://rfcatalytic.org/project/raapid/) turns earth observation and analytics into decision-ready intelligence within days, so that risk is priced, losses verified and investment de-risked in time for the communities most exposed.


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Accessibility
Intermediate
Some familiarity with the topic may be helpful.
Geographic Focus
Global

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Agriculture sits at the center of climate risk, food security, and economic resilience, yet financing and risk decisions are often made with delayed or limited information. Remote sensing can turn observations into decision-ready agricultural insights within days. Better and faster information moves decision-making from reacting to crises toward anticipating them, informing where to invest, what to insure, and how to protect farming communities from disruption. This session explores how improved agricultural intelligence can strengthen risk assessment, guide adaptation and resilience investments, and support faster, more credible responses to impending and ongoing agrifood system shocks.