
Personal Stories
The Access to Insurance Initiative documented in short stories a number of personal cases to illustrate the impact of microinsurance.
Country Diagnostics
Latin America
The core purpose of the Initiative is to trigger changes in the regulation and supervision of national insurance markets that will facilitate increases in the usage of voluntary insurance products by low income clients.
To achieve this purpose, knowledge generation and knowledge management are two core activities of the Initiative.
The Initiative will generate knowledge on how the regulation and supervision of insurance markets can facilitate the extension of insurance services to low income consumers ( “access to insurance”); This is achieved by a series of country diagnostics on how the regulation and supervision of insurance markets are impacting the provision of microinsurance in selected countries, using a standardized methodology across all countries to ensure comparability;
In this section you will find the country studies on Latin America.
Presentation about lessons learned from microinsurance regulation in Peru and recommendations for regulatory and supervisory capacity building, held...
Presentation about SUSEP's Microinsurance Consultative Commission between the public and private sector in Brazil - held at the Meeting on...
Presentation held at International Conference "Enabling Microinsurance Markets - Overcoming the challenges for the insurance industry, regulators and...
This report was commissioned by Funenseg and CNSeg, the Brazilian insurance school and insurance industry association respectively, as an...
This is a presentation held at the Policy Seminar on Access to Insurance for Insurance Regulators and Supervisors in Dakar on 2 November 2009 by...
This document is one case study of a five-country (Colombia, India, Philippines, South Africa and Uganda) case study project on the role of...
