Managing Fiscal Risks

A growing list of long-term budgetary challenges is making it increasingly difficult for states to plan for the future and address uncertain financial pressures.

Natural disasters are increasing in frequency and severity, costing states billions of dollars and quickly becoming one of the most urgent risks facing policymakers. State budgeting practices to prepare for, recover from, and mitigate against disasters are not keeping pace with increasing risk. Pew’s research and outreach efforts can help states account for natural disaster costs in their budgets.

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