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June 4, 2026

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Over 400,000 Farmers Benefit as Britam Pays Ksh97 Million in Climate Claims

Over 400,000 Farmers Benefit as Britam Pays Ksh97 Million in Climate Claims

Farmers, especially pastoralists, remain one of the most vulnerable groups affected by climate change, a challenge Britam continues to address through its insurance solutions...

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Britam has disbursed Ksh97.3 million to over 400,000 farmers and pastoralists across East Africa to mitigate the impact of climate-related shocks in 2025.

Ksh97.3 million in insurance claims paid out to 402,681 individuals.
Key organization: Britam, utilizing parametric insurance solutions and expanding crop insurance by 83%.
Additional initiatives include a solar energy installation at Britam Tower, tree planting, and the Lea Mama maternal health program.

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Britam paid out Sh97.3 million in insurance claims in 2025 to protect over 402,681 farmers and pastoralists impacted by climate shocks across East Africa.

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