In August 2022, the Bolivian Pension and Insurance Supervisory and Control Authority (APS) launched an Inclusive Insurance Regulation aimed at increasing access to insurance products for low-income

In a world of greater unpredictability and climate impacts, insurance can be a challenging product to deploy. Forward-thinking regulators, policymakers, and supervisors are changing their tactics, ensuring insurance can be a tool for inclusion. In a recent event bringing together alumni from Women’s World Banking’s Leadership and Diversity Program for Regulators (LDR), forward-thinking government institutions shared how they are approaching inclusive insurance. The session was sponsored and co-hosted by the Centre of Excellence on Gender-Smart Solutions, an initiative under the Global Shield against Climate Risks, and Access to Insurance Initiative (A2ii).

The Access to Insurance Initiative (A2ii) is offering one full scholarship for an insurance supervisor for the Impact Insurance Academy, which will take place from 30 September to 4 October 2024 in

The need for robust financial protection against the adverse impacts of climate change has never been more urgent. Recognising this imperative, the Access to Insurance Initiative (A2ii) with support