This case study captures a Guatemalan insurance company's journey of offering climate risk microinsurance, including details on the delivery model employed, financial performance, and key learnings.

This case brief covers the journey of ALM Seguros, which sells microinsurance through traditional brokers, but also non-traditional channels.

Supervisor’s perspectives on the rationale, design and implementation of regulation

Lessons from supervisors on implementing proportionate regulation on access to insurance

Lessons learned on developing high-quality and sustainable microinsurance training

Determining efficient touch levels for microinsurance product delivery

Studying the drivers of scale in microinsurance

Studying the value that microinsurance offers in terms of women'’s access to medical care

Examining the performance of microinsurance in Haiti

Increasing insurance access for migrants