The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is an American association concerned with preventing injuries and deaths related to fires. Many laws and regulations regarding fire safety are derived from the NFPA.
In the context of insurance, many people seek protection from risks associated with fire through insurance, and following NFPA guidelines can reduce those risks.
The National Fire Protection Association actively works to prevent fire from damaging property and taking lives by creating codes and issuing manuals designed to increase fire safety. Despite these efforts, property damage and severe injuries from fire still occur, so many people hedge their risks by purchasing fire insurance policies for their homes or businesses.
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