The past few years have seen the world’s stability tested in more ways than one, from the ongoing consequences of climate change to the impact of the pandemic – and as we have seen, it is those countries with a financial safety net that are able to ‘weather the storm’, to ‘bounce back’, and ultimately ‘build back better’.
To ensure a sustainable future, however, the whole world needs to be cushioned with financial support, and yet for nearly 80% of the world’s population, this simply isn’t the case. The MiN is on a mission to improve this protection gap, and a big part of the challenge is ‘putting the S back into ESG’.
Distribution of inclusive insurance to vulnerable communities remains absolutely key, yet a persistent challenge. In this article, we shine a light on a particular Latin America success story in Argentina where an innovative concept has achieved spectacular results and produced a template that others can follow.
EstáCubierto specialises in delivering affordable insurance policies to cover the needs of low-income households.
Insurance penetration in El Salvador is low and it is imperative that public-private partnerships and development partners work in tandem to drive forward effective and inclusive change.
Important socio-economic and structural reforms need to be addressed but there are some encouraging signs of progress in terms of designing a favourable environment for microinsurance development in this densely populated Central American country.
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