Consent Form

Investigator(s):
Rudo Makoni, Ambrose University, Canadian Poverty Institute, Researcher
Derek Cook, Ambrose University, Canadian Poverty Institute, Director
Community Research Assistant
 
Title of Project: Fair Access to Insurance Phase 2
 
This consent form, a copy of which has been given to you, is only part of the process of informed consent. If you would like more details about something mentioned here, or information not included here, you are welcome to ask. Please take the time to read this document carefully and to be sure you understand any and all accompanying information.
The Ambrose University Research Ethics Board has approved this research study.
This project is funded by The Co-operators.
 
Purpose of the Study: The study seeks to increase financial inclusion, promote equitable insurance and resilience among communities using inclusive property and casualty insurance practices. By incorporating cutting-edge techniques and tailored insurance products, the research aims to address this insurance gap, identify strategies to address existing barriers, and position vulnerable communities to access affordable insurance, protect their property and assets effectively.
What Will I Be Asked to Do?
You will be asked to answer questions about your experiences on dealing with weather related disasters and events. This could include initiatives to support populations affected by weather related events, challenges your company faces in enhancing insurance access, public awareness initiatives, or any other factors that increase fair access to insurance. You will have the opportunity to share your insights and ideas for improving equitable access to insurance services. This could include suggestions for policy changes, industry practices, or innovations that could enhance fairness and equity. This survey will take Approximately 20 minutes to complete.
This survey is completely voluntary. You can say no if you do not want to participate. You can decide to answer none of the questions, some of the questions, or all of the questions. The questions are all optional. You can withdraw from the study at any time without penalty.

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