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International Conference on Inclusive Insurance (ICII) 2024

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December 2024

The 20th edition of the International Conference on Inclusive Insurance (ICII) concluded on a high note in Kathmandu, Nepal, after five days of insightful discussions, interactive workshops, and collaborative networking. Hosted by the Nepal Insurers' Association in partnership with the Life Insurance Association Nepal, Nepal Micro Insurance Association, Nepal Insurance Authority, Munich Re Foundation, and the Microinsurance Network, the conference brought together around 500 participants from around the globe. The Insurance Times was the media partner in the event.

International Conference on Inclusive Insurance (ICII) 2024

Key Themes and Focus Areas

Themed "Innovation and Collaboration in Inclusive Insurance: Addressing Climate Risk, Leveraging Digital Solutions, and Breaking Barriers," ICII 2024 centered on advancing insurance solutions for underserved and vulnerable communities, especially in the face of growing climate challenges. This year's agenda featured 24 sessions, covering various aspects of inclusive insurance, from climate risk and resilience to digital innovation and public-private partnerships.

The conference emphasized three main areas:

1. Climate Risk Insurance: Sessions highlighted how climate risk insurance could protect low-income populations from natural disasters. Experts shared insights on scalable insurance models that offer resilience against climate-induced losses, underscoring the importance of accessible and affordable insurance in climate-vulnerable regions.

2. Digital Innovations in Microinsurance: Digital technology was a major focus, with discussions on how mobile technology, big data, and AI are transforming microinsurance. Participants explored case studies on how these digital advancements make insurance more accessible and affordable for underserved communities.

image3. Overcoming Barriers to Scaling Inclusive Insurance: The conference addressed barriers like regulatory challenges, distribution hurdles, and consumer awareness. Discussions shed light on effective strategies for overcoming these obstacles and making inclusive insurance solutions both practical and impactful.

ICII 2024 concluded with a call to action, encouraging insurers, regulators, and development partners to work together toward building a sustainable inclusive insurance ecosystem.

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