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Removing obstacles to access microinsurance

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  • Cimon, Eric.
  • Harnasch, Beatrice.
  • Gross, Peter,
  • Fonseca, Camyla.

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Based on a review of more than ten case studies, Microinsurance Paper No. 27 identifies barriers to access and provides strategies to overcome them. More specifically, it takes a closer look at three business processes that enable access – enrolment, premium collection and renewal – and some related success factors. The goal is to provide concrete examples of how microinsurance schemes can improve clients’ access to products.

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  • Cimon, Eric. & Harnasch, Beatrice. & Gross, Peter, & Fonseca, Camyla., 2013. "Removing obstacles to access microinsurance," ILO Working Papers 995186092702676, International Labour Organization.
  • Handle: RePEc:ilo:ilowps:995186092702676
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