COMPARISON BETWEEN NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE SCHEME (NAIS), MODIFIED NAIS AND WBCIS PARAMETER NAIS MNAIS WBCIS



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REVISED COMPARISON BETWEEN NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE SCHEME (NAIS), MODIFIED NAIS AND WBCIS S. No. PARAMETER NAIS MNAIS WBCIS 1 Insurance Unit Scheme provided for reduction of unit to Village Panchayat (VP) Unit to be reduced to Village / Village Panchayat (VP) or other equivalent unit for all crops. States who are not able to implement are allowed to notify higher unit area (upto 15 vilalge/vp) for 3 years. Depends on the availability of weather stations. Usually at tehsil / block level, 2 Data Requirement Past yield data as well as actual yield data based on CCEs is Yield data as well as rainfall data Past 25 30yrs weather data 3 Indemnity Level (a) 60%, 70% & 80% based on Yield variability in the past 10 years measured in terms of Coefficient of Variation (CV) (b) Assigned at State level (a) 80% & 90% Claim experience (as if) in the past 7 / 10 years measured in terms of loss cost (b) Assigned at District level (a) Weather triggers beyond which claims becomes payable are set on the basis of past weather data and the correlation of weather parameters with the yield.

4 Premium 1.5 to 3.5% for food and oilseeds for normal coverage and actuarial premium for higher sum insured &/or indemnity level. Actuarial premium. (b) Assigned at Reference Unit Area (RUA) level Actuarial premium. Actuarial premium for annual commercial/ horticultural crops. 5 Government liabilities and sharing. Premium subsidy of 10% for Small / Marginal farmers Claims beyond 100% of premium in case of normal coverage Food & Oil Seeds. In case of Annual Commercial/ Horticulture crops and higher coverage &/or indemnity level for Food & Oilseeds, actuarial premium rates are charged and claims are the responsibility of insurance company where actuarial premium is charged. Actuarial premium rates. The premium subsidy by the government ranges from ZERO to 75% depending on the premium slabs. Only upfront is provided and claims liability is on insurance companies. Premium subsidy is shared by Centre & State on 50:50 basis. Actuarial premium rates. The by the government ranges from ZERO to 50% depending on the premium slabs. Only upfront is provided and claims liability is on insurance companies. Premium subsidy is shared by Centre & State on 50:50 basis.

In addition, Govt. also provide publicity expenses (100%), Administrative & Operational Expenses, bank service charges The Government will act as reinsurer of last resort for claims in excess of 500% claim ratio. 6 Risks covered Practically all risk insurance All risk with added advantage of sowing failure cover. Only parametric weather exigencies (like rainfall, temperature, humidity etc.) are covered. 7 Localized calamities Provides for individual assessment of claims for localized calamities (hailstorm, landslide, flooding) in one or two areas on experimental basis Individual farm assessment of claims in case of hailstorm and landslide for all areas / crops notified under the scheme. Add on cover for hailstorm and cloud brust on individual basis 8 In-season settlement claims of The claims are settled based on the final yield estimates submitted by States. There is no provision to provide for inseason / on-account settlement of claims On-account settlement of claims upto 25% of likely claims is paid during the crop season based on composite index (weather data / crop health report / satellite imagery etc.) Payouts are made usually within 45 days from end of risk period, subject to receipt of weather data and 9 Prevented / failed Sowing Risk Presently not covered (covers risk only from sowing) Prevented / Failed Sowing Risk to be covered with a benefit of upto 25% of sum Prevented sowing risk to a good extent is correlated with rainfall cover

insured being paid as claim, and the insurance cover gets terminated. 10 Post Harvest losses Presently not covered (as yield are estimated at harvest time) Coverage is available upto 2 weeks for harvested crop lying in the field in cut & spread condition, against specified perils of cyclone in coastal areas. Post harvest losses not covered 11 Basis of Sum Insured Loanee: Loan amount / value of TY / 150% value of AY Loanee: Sanctioned Credit Limit / value of TY / 150% value of AY Pre-defined sum insured based on cost of cultivation value of TY / 150% value of AY value of TY / 150% value of AY 12 Availing insurance Only through Banks (RFIs) 13 Non-Loanee insurance vis-à-vis time of sowing the crop (though option was given but a rarely any non-loanee came direct) Mostly after the crop is sown (within 30 days from Loanee: Banks Banks / Channel partners / Insurance Intermediaries / Direct Can avail before sowing / planting (should there be Loanee: Banks Banks / Channel partners / Insurance Intermediaries / Direct Can avail before sowing / planting

sowing or cut-off date, whichever is earlier) a change of crop, same to be intimated within 30 days from cutoff date, along with sowing certificate; excess premium can be refunded) 14 Service Charge / Commission 2.5% of gross premium (i.e. flat rate premium) payable under the Scheme Banks: 4% of gross premium payable under the Scheme Banks: 4% of premium payable by farmers under the Scheme Others: As decided by Insurer subject to IRDA capping Others: As decided by Insurer subject to IRDA capping 15 Basis Risk Basis risk is high as the insurance unit is rarely homogeneous. Basis risk for localized calamities is reduced. Basis risk is high due to poor density of weather stations. However, it can be minimized with increase in weather station network