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National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) -- Insurance Policy Manual

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has significantly transformed the management of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). This transformation improves the policyholders’ experience. A key part of this transformation is Risk Rating 2.0: Equity in Action, which fundamentally changes the way FEMA views
and evaluates flood risk.
The DisasterCenter.com is pleased to be able to make a low cost black and white print addition of the Flood Insurance Manual available. This manual is for use on the issuance or renewal of Flood Insurance Polices under the National Flood Insurance Program after October 2021.
The goal of Risk Rating 2.0 is to deliver easy-to-understand premiums that are distributed more equitably across all policyholders based on the replacement cost value of their home and their property’s unique flood risk. By addressing the current inequities, Risk Rating 2.0 puts the NFIP on the path towards sound financial footing by creating a more stable program that is accountable to taxpayers, more accurately reflects flood risk to both policyholders and non-policyholders, and helps disaster survivors recover faster after floods.
Risk Rating 2.0: Equity in Action will allow us to continue building a culture of preparedness, improving individual and community resilience, and advancing our goal to reduce disaster suffering. Together we can help close the insurance gap
and build more resilient communities.
National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Flood Insurance Manual, which applies to all new NFIP policies and to renewal policies (at the policyholder’s option) effective October 1, 2021 or later. The NFIP is on a multi-year, transformative journey to deliver excellent customer service, support community resilience, and reduce disaster suffering for all NFIP policyholders. This edition
of the Flood Insurance Manual presents guidance for a new rating methodology that will provide an improved customer experience for policyholders and streamline operations for industry partners.
To underpin this effort, FEMA is introducing a new pricing paradigm in which the cost of flood insurance more accurately reflects the associated risk. FEMA’s new rating methodology leverages catastrophe modeling, geospatial technology, and NFIP mapping data to estimate risk and determine the cost of flood insurance for each individual building. So that each building’s flood insurance cost reflects its unique flood risk, Risk Rating 2.0 considers additional types of flooding as well as property-specific rating variables such as the distance to a flooding source and the cost to rebuild. Property-specific pricing will clearly signal risk, helping policyholders and communities become more resilient and make risk-informed decisions to mitigate the effects of flooding.

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