Performance Indicators in Microinsurance – printed handbook available for free!
The Microinsurance Network and its Performance Indicators Working Group have decided that until the end of year, hardcopies of their Performance Indicators Handbook (2008) are available for free on request. The handbook explains a set of nine key principles and ten key financial performance indicators that are applicable to all types of microinsurance providers and products
One of the Network's main objectives is information dissemination, so if you are interested in receiving a copy of the Performance Indicators for Microinsurance Handbook please do not hesitate to contact us indicating:
- Your address
- The number of copies required
- What language you would like them in (available in English, French, and Spanish)
There is only a limited number of these handbooks so make sure you order yours quickly.
Send an email to info@microinsurancenetwork.org
Online Insurance Education survey soon to close
The online survey launched by the Insurance Education Working Group has been a big success. This first step in its Stock taking exercise of available eductaion materials received until now more than 970 responses. The survey will be closed soon.
Cick here if you would still like to participate
Preliminary survey results
The Microinsurance Network is co-financing two Working Group projects so far
Technology – Online Inventory of Technologies
This Working Group’s project is to provide the microinsurance community with an online inventory of technologies applicable to microinsurance, starting with software. The inventory should offer on the one hand software developers a platform for their product(s) and on the other hand, provide the microinsurance community with a place where they can find various software solutions for microinsurance.
Insurance Education – Stock Taking and Case Studies
The Working Group will engage in a “stock-taking” exercise of the available material regarding microinsurance education (if you have any papers, leaflets, or educational material regarding this subject please contact the working group’s facilitator Jim Roth). With this information they plan to identify gaps in the current offer of microinsurance education, and devise strategies to fill these. They will also prepare two sample case study series of best practice / lessons learned. The objective of this exercise is to make the “business case” for investing in insurance education and pave the way for a larger series of case studies.
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