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Since its official launch in 2009, the Microinsurance Network has grown significantly and currently has over 60 institutional members. This growth has coincided with the rapid development of the sector, which according to the latest Swiss Re Sigma study is due to the increasing microfinance penetration, the active involvement of government in certain markets and need-based product offerings(1). This in turn has significantly raised the profile of microinsurance in the worlds media. With representatives from most international organisations active in microinsurance, the Network provides a platform for information sharing and stakeholder coordination with the aim to promote the development and proliferation of insurance products for low-income households. While the...
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