Instead of providing a negative incentive for countries to receive disproportionate financial aid after rather than before a disaster, the Bank, in partnership with other organizations, such as the World Bank and the Caribbean Development Bank, provides a menu of financial instruments to promote proactive disaster risk management, including (i) investments in prevention and mitigation, (ii) budgetary support for financing of emergencies, (iii) a contingent credit facility, and (iv) an insurance facility (currently under preparation).