Over the years, GIIF has partnered with leading (re)insurers across Asia and Africa to strengthen agricultural insurance markets, support innovation, and expand protection to underserved communities. This section highlights how these collaborations are translating into real impact—showcasing recent achievements, milestones, and recognitions received by our partners. Recognitions & Key Achievements (2025–2026) To celebrate the successful implementation of our projects, we highlight the accomplishments of our clients, who have received recognition through various awards and accolades. Below is a

We are pleased to announce that the GIIF website is currently undergoing a redesign to improve how we share our work, results, and partnerships across agricultural insurance and resilience. The new platform will offer a more modern and user-friendly experience, making it easier to explore our initiatives, access knowledge products, and follow updates on our work with partners across regions, including podcasts, global high-level events, in-person and online trainings, e-learning courses, reports, and more. Stay tuned for the launch of the new GIIF website, designed to better showcase impact

As we welcome 2026, we would like to take a moment to reflect on the milestones achieved over the past year and the path ahead. Building on a strong foundation, the program continues to strengthen the resilience of farmers and MSMEs, primarily across Africa and Asia, by expanding access to climate risk insurance solutions. Through the development and testing of inclusive insurance products, the strengthening of strategic partnerships, and the promotion of digital insurance solutions, we are addressing critical protection gaps while bridging key knowledge needs through technical workshops

The World Bank Group participated in the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30), held from November 10–21, 2025, in Belém, Brazil. COP30 brought together global leaders, policymakers, and practitioners to accelerate climate action, mobilize finance, and support countries in building resilient, sustainable development pathways. The conference marks over 30 years since the Rio Summit, which established the UNFCCC, and a decade after the Paris Agreement, which set legally binding targets to limit global warming. At COP30, the World Bank Group highlighted its work on jobs, growth, climate resilience

This November, the Singapore International Reinsurance Conference ( SIRC ) returns for its 21st edition at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, bringing together over 3,000 global leaders from the insurance and reinsurance sectors. Under the theme “Staying Ahead, Future Ready,” this year’s conference will focus on how the industry is navigating a fast-evolving risk environment, from increasing climate volatility and shifting macroeconomic conditions to the transformative impact of data analytics and artificial intelligence. Organized by the Singapore Reinsurers' Association (SRA), SIRC