Lailan, Tungalag2013-03-152013-03-152011-04https://hdl.handle.net/10986/12760This study aims to provide the guiding principles to the government of Mongolia (GOM) towards creating comprehensive ex-ante risk management strategy based on the assessment of the pros and cons of historical approach of livestock risk management as well as best practices around the world. For instance, it proposes an option for the National Disaster Indemnification Program (NDIP) that acts as a state insurance enterprise and provides social insurance protection to herders against extreme dzud disaster events. The report concludes that by introducing NDIP, the GOM would have an opportunity to introduce the social safety net product, publicly provided and financed, to respond quickly to herders most affected by extremely high levels of livestock losses following major dzud event.The NDIP would assist the Government of Mongolia and international donors to structure and distribute dzud related disaster financing in a systematic, timely and transparent manner, while keeping high covariate risks manageable.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACCEPTABLE RISKADMINISTRATIVE COSTADMINISTRATIVE COSTSAGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVESAGRICULTUREANIMALANIMAL BREEDERSANIMAL DISEASEANIMAL DISEASESANIMAL FODDERANIMAL HUSBANDRYANIMALSARABLE LANDAUDIT OFFICEBANK ACTIVITIESBREEDBREEDINGBREEDING ANIMALBREEDING ANIMALSBREEDSCAMELSCATASTROPHIC EVENTSCATTLECOLLECTIVE ACTIONSCONTAGIOUS DISEASESCROPSDAMAGESDECENTRALIZATIONDELIVERY MECHANISMSDEPENDENTDEVELOPMENT STRATEGIESDISASTERDISASTER ACTIVITIESDISASTER AIDDISASTER ASSISTANCEDISASTER EMERGENCYDISASTER EMERGENCY RESPONSEDISASTER EVENTDISASTER EVENTSDISASTER MANAGEMENTDISASTER MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIESDISASTER PREPARATIONDISASTER PREPAREDNESSDISASTER PREVENTIONDISASTER RELIEFDISASTER RESEARCHDISASTER RESPONSEDISASTER RISKDISASTER SITUATIONDISASTERSDISTRIBUTION SYSTEMDROUGHTDROUGHTSECONOMIC ANALYSISEMERGENCIESEMERGENCY MANAGEMENTEMERGENCY RELIEFEMERGENCY SITUATIONEQUIPMENTEXTREME WEATHERFARMSFEEDFEED INTAKEFEEDINGFINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTSFINANCIAL MANAGEMENTFINANCIAL RISKFLOODINGFLOODSFODDERFODDER PRODUCTIONFORAGEGLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGEGOATSGRAZINGHAZARDOUS CONDITIONSHERD COMPOSITIONHERD LOSSESHERD SIZEHERDERSHERDINGHERDSHORSESINCOMEINDEMNIFICATIONINFORMATION SYSTEMINFORMATION SYSTEMSINSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORKINSURANCE COMPANIESINSURANCE PREMIUMSINSURANCE PROGRAMINSURANCE PROGRAMSINTEGRATIONINTERNATIONAL AGENCIESINVENTORYLIVESTOCKLIVESTOCK BREEDINGLIVESTOCK DATALIVESTOCK FODDERLIVESTOCK GENETICSLIVESTOCK INSURANCELIVESTOCK MANAGEMENTLIVESTOCK MARKETINGLIVESTOCK NUMBERSLIVESTOCK OWNERSLIVESTOCK POLICYLIVESTOCK PRODUCTIONLIVESTOCK PRODUCTION SYSTEMLIVESTOCK PRODUCTSLIVESTOCK SECTORLIVESTOCK SERVICESLOANLOAN REPAYMENTSMARKET ECONOMYMARKET FAILURESMARKET VALUEMEATMEDICAL SERVICESMEDICAL SUPPLIESMEDICINEMILKMORAL HAZARDMORTALITYMORTALITY RATENATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT STRATEGYNATIONAL EMERGENCYNATIONAL HERDNATIONAL LIVESTOCKNATURAL CATASTROPHENATURAL DISASTERNATURAL DISASTERSNATURAL HAZARDSNATURAL PHENOMENANGOSNOMADIC HERDINGNOMADIC PASTORALISMOUTBREAKSOVERGRAZINGPANDEMICPASTORAL INSTITUTIONSPASTORAL SOCIETIESPASTORAL SYSTEMSPASTORALISTSPASTURESPERSONAL INCOME TAXPERSONAL INCOME TAXESPOVERTY ALLEVIATIONPRIVATE INSURANCEPRIVATE SECTORPRIVATIZATIONPRODUCTIVITYRANGELANDRANGELAND MANAGEMENTREGULATORY FRAMEWORKREINSURANCEREINSURERSRESTORATIONRISK ASSESSMENTRISK EXPOSURERISK REDUCTIONRURAL COMMUNITIESRURAL DEVELOPMENTRURAL LIVELIHOODSSAFETYSAFETY NETSHEEPSNOW STORMSSTARVATIONTITLETITLESTRANSPARENT MANNERTRUST FUNDUNEMPLOYMENTVETERINARYVETERINARY HEALTHVETERINARY SERVICEWARNING SYSTEMSWATER RESOURCESWILDLIFEWIND STORMSWorld Bank10.1596/12760