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Emerging Insights is a regular information series of the ILO's Microinsurance Innovation Facility that provides bite-sized lessons from microinsurance practitioners. Learn more about a specific insight by clicking on the Emerging Insights column. You can also sort the Emerging Insights by Release Number, Theme, or Source by clicking on the column heading.

Release # Theme Source Emerging Insight
34 Theme: Partnership management Source: Webinar on Managing Partnerships in Microinsurance TOP FIVE tips to build a successful microinsurance partnership
33 Theme: Processes and operations – consumer education Source: Seguros Futuro, El Salvador Why reinvent the wheel? Use existing tools that work.
32 Theme: Partnership management Source: A study on partnerships in microinsurance Sales commissions alone don’t ensure success
31 Theme: Health cover feature Source: Swayam Shikshan Prayog (SSP), India Discounted outpatient services: a way to keep clients
30 Theme: Purchasing behavior Source: Old Mutual, South Africa Purchase decisions are influenced by communities
29 Theme: Balancing client value and business viability Source: Studies on the business case and client value of microinsurance Scale through compulsory enrolment, but what about client value?
28 Theme: Performance measurement Source: A study on the business case for microinsurance Achieving sustainable microinsurance operations is an iterative process
27 Theme: Demand Source: Max New York Life (MNYL), India Top-up now! Using reminders to promote contributions to savings-linked insurance products
26 Theme: Product design Source: Centre International de Developpement et de Recherche (CIDR), Guinea Product diversification to improve outreach
25 Theme: Client value Source: Thematic papers on credit-life and funeral insurance There’s more to credit life and funeral than credit life and funeral
24 Theme: Demand – purchasing behaviour Source: Seguros Futuro, El Salvador Insurance for those we want to “protect”
23 Theme: Organizational strategy - transparency Source: International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), Kenya Damage control: engage community support
22 Theme: Distribution strategy (partnership management) Source: Webinar on New Frontiers in Microinsurance Distribution Need to find a partner: go virtual
21 Theme: Organizational Strategy – Distribution Source: A study on alternative distribution channels Distribution channels can focus more on claims
20 Theme: Organizational Strategy - Distribution Source: A study on alternative distribution channels A motivated distribution channel is good for the insurer… and the client
19 Theme: Client Value Source: Uplift Mutuals, India Improving client value through better access to health care
18 Theme: Organizational Strategy - Marketing Source: A study on migration-linked microinsurance products Why targeting migrants, and not their families, makes sense
17 Theme: Business processes Source: ICICI Prudential, India Issuing policies online in remote service centres can improve customer service and reduce costs
16 Theme: Client Value Source: A study on consumer preferences for deductibles and rebates in Kenya Households indicate a preference for health insurance policies with rebates and no deductibles
15 Theme: Technology Source: Max New York Life (MNYL), India Top-ups made easy: the case for scratch cards
14 Theme: Product definition Source: Swayam Shiskan Prayog (SSP), India Policy definitions can have unintended consequences
13 Theme: client value Source: A study measuring willingness-to-pay for a community-based health insurance scheme in Cameroon Greater community involvement = greater willingness-to-pay for community-based health insurance
12 Theme: Claims analysis Source: VimoSEWA, India Prescription for improved health claims analysis: focus on diagnosis
11 Theme: Pilot Testing Source: Microfund for Women, and Women’s World Banking, Jordan A properly structured pilot can enable a more successful product launch
10 Theme: Claims Analysis Source: VimoSEWA, India Segmenting claims data can provide insights into interventions to reduce claim costs
9 Theme: client value Source: A study examining the determinants of health care access in Senegal Insured are more likely to access health care than the uninsured, especially among the poorest
8 Theme: Business processes, product design Source: Palmyrah Workers' Development Society (PWDS), India Involving the community during the product development stage builds confidence and encourages members to self-regulate
7 Theme: consumer education Source: A study on marketing rainfall insurance in India Financial education can influence consumer behaviour
6 Theme: demand Source: Seguros Futuro Personalized attention and education are key to building trust and stimulating demand
5 Theme: Business Processes and IT Source: Max New York Life, India With advancements in mobile telecommunications, call centres can play a major role in educating and servicing clients
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The Facility was launched in 2008 with generous support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to learn and promote how to extend better insurance to the working poor. 

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