The Landscape of Microinsurance 2020 found that between 162 and 253 million people were covered by microinsurance products in 2019 across the 28 countries surveyed. This figure represents between 6% and 10% of the low- and middle-income population in these countries. A total of USD 1,060 million was collected in premiums, representing about 5% of the estimated potential market for microinsurance in the countries concerned.

The 2018 Landscape of Microinsurance in Africa is based on the microinsurance activities of 100 insurers in Africa in 2017. Through their microinsurance activities, these insurers collectively covered a total of 15 million lives — almost 2% of the estimated 700 million people in the low-income bracket in the continent — and brought in total premiums of US$ 420 million, representing 1% of overall insurance premiums in Africa.