TERMS OF REFERENCE (ToRs)
LAUNCH IN 2026 OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF INSURANCE FOR ALL
FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN INCLUSIVE EMERGENCY PLAN
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1. Context and Justification
Africa represents nearly 19% of the world's population in 2026, but less than 1% of the insurance premiums collected globally. In the FANAF zone, this rate drops to less than 0.1%.
This gap reveals a deficit in access to insurance protection but also presents a tremendous potential to be harnessed.
Despite some progress made in several markets, insurance remains marginal in the daily lives of low-income African households, informal sector workers, SMEs, farmers, and rural populations.
In light of this observation, the FANAF aims to transform the insurance sector in Africa and make it an instrument of development and protection for all.
To this end, the FANAF is organizing the General States of Insurance for All, an initiative aimed at developing an inclusive emergency plan that coordinates the Markets, States, Regulators, as well as Technical and Financial Partners, in order to accelerate the development of insurance for the benefit of populations and the dynamism of African economies.
2. Objectives
2.1. General objective
Develop an operational strategic framework to accelerate the penetration of inclusive insurance in member markets.
2.2. Specific Objectives
Specifically, it will be about:
- Conduct a diagnosis of the level of penetration of inclusive insurance;
- Identify the current barriers to insurance inclusion;
- Define operational priorities by segment;
- Structure a mechanism for mobilizing international funding to support the development of insurance;
- Produce a regional framework for the growth of inclusive insurance;
- Establish a monitoring and evaluation mechanism under the auspices of FANAF.
3. Expected Strategic Impact
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4. Target audience
The General Assembly of Insurance for All address all stakeholders involved in the development, regulation, and financing of insurance in Africa.
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Institutional and public actors |
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Market players in insurance |
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Actors of the expanded ecosystem |
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