Sub-Saharan Africa
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 Sub-Saharan Africa.
TOR Nigeria diagnostic
This request for proposal (RFP) is for the services of international and national consultant(s) and an ICP (Insurance Core Principles) expert to...
AIO-A2ii African Regulators Workshop
Access to Insurance Initiative A global programme for sound regulatory and supervisory frameworks
Microinsurance policy and regulatory reforms in Africa: where do we stand?
Making financial markets work for the poor
Programme Regulators Workshop 2011
On May 26th, 2011, the Access to Insurance Initiative will be hosting a Regulators’ Workshop on Microinsurance in Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls.
Creating an Enabling Legal and Regulatory Environment for Microinsurance in Ghana
The Microinsurance Policy Paper maps out the National Insurance Commission‟s (NIC) future path in the regulation and supervision of microinsurance in...
The South African Microinsurance context
Presentation held during the Microinsurance seminar for policy makers and regulators, Cape Town 20 Sep 2010. The presentation gives an overview of...
The [Past and] Future of Microinsurance Regulation in South Africa
Presentation held during the Microinsurance seminar for policy makers and regulators, Cape Town 20 Sep 2010.
Content:
Background
Ethiopia Country Diagnostic: "Opportunities and challenges for microinsurance in Ethiopia. An analysis of the supply, demand and regulatory environments"
This study forms part of a larger project funded by the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) and managed by the International Labour...
Promoting Successful Regulatory and Supervisory Approaches for Increased Access to Insurance
The approach of Hollard Insurance -largest independent insurance group
in South Africa
Presentation held at the Meeting on Microinsurance –...
Promoting successful regulatory and supervisory approaches for increased access to insurance (CIC)
Success Stories of Microinsurance Innovation Facility Grantees
• Innovations in product design, delivery and administration
•...
