Public-private partnership in Inclusive Insurance

Join us for this two-day training from 21st - 22nd November 2024

The term public-private partnership (PPP) describes a range of possible relationships among public and private entities in the context of infrastructure and other services, usually under a framework that helps align incentives between the public and private sectors, create efficiencies, and reduce governments’ risk exposure as well as expenses.

 The literature on PPPs is extensive, with many successful examples, lessons and good practices on the topic ready to be showcased. However, not a lot is available in the context of inclusive insurance. PPPs in this domain are a bit more recent, and there is still a need for evidence of what works and does not to be put together.

For this reason, the ILO’s Impact Insurance Facility has decided to invest in this topic by working with partners in Rwanda, Ghana, Uganda, Kenya and Senegal to test approaches and extract relevant lessons. These learnings have been put together in a paper and in this training module to provide guidance on how to build successful public-private partnerships in inclusive insurance. This workshop will be able to help you become an expert PPP practitioner.

Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are critical for aligning incentives, increasing efficiencies, and reducing risks and costs in infrastructure and services. While there is extensive literature on PPPs, there is a lack of information on inclusive insurance partnerships. The ILO's Impact Insurance Facility is investing in this area by collaborating with partners in Rwanda, Ghana, Uganda, Kenya, and Senegal to test and document successful approaches. This workshop will offer guidance on building effective PPPs in inclusive insurance, making you a skilled practitioner in this field.