Insurance Development Forum pushes insurance access with 2025–30 strategy shift

It also plans to strengthen public-private partnerships.

The Insurance Development Forum (IDF) is set to strengthen its role in global climate and disaster resilience efforts as it consolidates its 2025 to 2030 strategy under the theme “Adapt & Scale.” 

The initiative aims to expand the deployment of risk management and financing solutions across developing and emerging economies, whilst addressing long-standing structural challenges that limit access to insurance protection, the association said in its 2024 Annual Review.

In 2024, the IDF began an institutional review process to assess its progress over the past decade, with the objective of adapting to shifting geopolitical and economic realities. 

Building on this review, the IDF will focus on scaling up the implementation of its programmes and broadening its impact globally.
Core to its strategy is the expansion of proven initiatives across working groups, along with the introduction of new solutions in areas such as health and resilience services. 

The goal is to deliver broader and more inclusive protection measures that respond to emerging risks.

The IDF also plans to strengthen public-private partnerships, streamline governance, and deepen regional and national engagement to align global insurance solutions with local needs.