AIC - AgroConsortium

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Uganda Insurers Association is the private partner implementer of the scheme through the Agro Consortium, a coalition of currently 11 insurance companies licensed to underwrite agriculture insurance in Uganda. This country-wide scheme provides insurance premium subsidies to farmers of 30%, 50%, and 80% depending on whether they are large-scale, small-scale farmers, or in disaster-prone areas, respectively.

Over the past three years, we have been able to insure over 174,800 farmers, we have paid out over 5,210,185,393 in clai...
04/11/2020

Over the past three years, we have been able to insure over 174,800 farmers, we have paid out over 5,210,185,393 in claims with the support of government subsidy under the Agricultural Insurance Consortium.

HOW MUCH DO I PAY TO INSURE MY CROPS?You pay 5.5% of the value of the crops you want to insure except for disaster-prone...
04/11/2020

HOW MUCH DO I PAY TO INSURE MY CROPS?

You pay 5.5% of the value of the crops you want to insure except for disaster-prone areas

Visit https://bit.ly/2TY6S3b to apply

Find us at 24A Acacia Avenue, Kololo, Kampala, Uganda

Weather Based Index Insurance (WBII).Weather Based Index Insurance is a simplified form of insurance, where are made b...
30/10/2020

Weather Based Index Insurance (WBII).

Weather Based Index Insurance is a simplified form of insurance, where are made based on an index, rather than measurement of crop loss in the .

The index is selected to represent, as closely as possible, the crop yield loss likely to be experienced by the farmer due to weather changes.

visit https://rebrand.ly/3opab to know more.

Multi-Peril Crop Insurance (MPCI).Indemnity against physical loss or damage to growing crops directly by drought, excess...
29/10/2020

Multi-Peril Crop Insurance (MPCI).

Indemnity against physical loss or damage to growing crops directly by drought, excessive rainfall, uncontrollable pests and diseases, Fire, Lightning, Malicious damage, Earthquake, Riot and strikes, Explosion and Windstorms.

The cover can also be extended to cover harvested yield being stored at the farm or any other place of temporary storage or to apply when the is in transit to any recognized destination within the country.

visit https://rb.gy/6o7bheto to know more.

Join us this Sunday, 1st November 2020 at exactly 3 p.m live on NTV Uganda as our Consortium Officer John Makosya takes ...
28/10/2020

Join us this Sunday, 1st November 2020 at exactly 3 p.m live on NTV Uganda as our Consortium Officer John Makosya takes us through "The crucial role of insurance to the development of Agriculture."

Our covers are tailored to provide protection for a wide range of agricultural businesses. Sometimes it can be overwhelm...
27/10/2020

Our covers are tailored to provide protection for a wide range of agricultural businesses. Sometimes it can be overwhelming and hard to know where to start.

Contact us for custom-tailored covers that match your needs.

visit https://aic.ug/about-us/ to know more.

Under livestock farming, when one has between 1-30 cows, or 1-50 pigs, or between 500-2000 birds, then one is a small-sc...
27/10/2020

Under livestock farming, when one has between 1-30 cows, or 1-50 pigs, or between 500-2000 birds, then one is a small-scale farmer.

Whereas for one to be considered as a largescale farmer, they should have; more than 30 cattle, more than 50 pigs, or more than 2000 birds. All fish farmers under the scheme are taken as large-scale farmers.

Crops covered under the scheme include coffee, maize, beans, rice, cotton, bananas, oilseeds (sunflower, sim-sim, soybea...
22/10/2020

Crops covered under the scheme include coffee, maize, beans, rice, cotton, bananas, oilseeds (sunflower, sim-sim, soybeans, groundnuts), fruit trees, tea, sorghum, barley, and Irish potatoes.

visit https://aic.ug/about-us/ to know more.

Our insurance policies offer coverage for a broad range of farms from small rural acreages to traditional production far...
21/10/2020

Our insurance policies offer coverage for a broad range of farms from small rural acreages to traditional production farms to the largest farms with commercial exposures. All kinds of farmers are eligible for insurance.

visit https://aic.ug/about-us/ to know more.

Farmers are categorized as either large scale or small scale. Under Crop Insurance, small scale farmers are those who pl...
19/10/2020

Farmers are categorized as either large scale or small scale. Under Crop Insurance, small scale farmers are those who plant on less than 5 acres of land or who earn a seasonal income of less than 20million and the vice versa for largescale farmers.

Under livestock farming, when one has between 1-30 cows, or 1-50 pigs, or between 500-2000 birds, then one is a small-scale farmer. Whereas for one to be considered as a largescale farmer, they should have; more than 30 cattle, more than 50 pigs, or more than 2000 birds. All fish farmers under the scheme are taken as large-scale farmers.

visit https://aic.ug/about-us/ to know more

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24A Acacia Avenue, Kololo
Kampala

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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+256776969760

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