Scale2Save Campaign
Micro savings, maximum impact.
Based on Scale2Save partners' case studies, this learning paper explores the challenges for micro-insurance uptake for low-income customers, and presents solutions and opportunities.
BRUSSELS, 23 July 2020 – Kiereini Kirika from Microensure on 17 June shared his insights on making microinsurance work for financial institutions during a special webinar hosted by the Scale2Save programme, a partnership between WSBI and the Mastercard Foundation to help estabilish the viability of small-scale savings in six African countries.
The 45-minute video captures the talk by Mr. Kirika, who presented to Scale2Save partners. An in-depth Q & A session followed his presentiation. Participants gained knowledge on the opportunities and benefits of driving microinsurance take up and use for low-income clients. Partner financial institutions and experts joining the webinar came from the Scale2Save Programme, Savings at the Frontier and the Savings Learning Lab.
See the video, with French subtitles, below or on YouTube
See 2021 Scale2Save Learning Paper on Making Microinsurance Work
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