Ansor youth wing partners with Jasindo for accident insurance
Translated from Indonesian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- Ansor youth wing members can now access accident insurance with annual premiums starting at Rp50,000.
- The program, a collaboration between BUMA and Jasindo, offers coverage for death, medical treatment, permanent disability, and funeral costs.
- Three package options are available, providing coverage up to Rp100 million depending on the premium paid.
The Ansor youth wing, via its business entity BUMA (Badan Usaha Milik Ansor), has launched a new accident insurance program in collaboration with PT Asuransi Jasa Indonesia (Jasindo). This initiative aims to provide financial protection for Ansor cadres, who are often engaged in activities requiring high mobility.
The program, named Taka Indonesia, offers three distinct insurance packages with a 12-month validity period. The most basic package requires an annual premium of Rp50,000 and provides coverage up to Rp25 million. For higher coverage, members can opt for packages with premiums of Rp100,000 (up to Rp50 million) or Rp200,000 (up to Rp100 million).
Taka Indonesia was developed by observing the activities of Ansor cadres, many of whom are active in the field. They have high mobility and participate in various activities, making protection against accident risks a relevant need to consider.
Firmana Tri Andika, CEO of BUMA, explained that the program was developed considering the active field-based nature of Ansor cadres' work. "Taka Indonesia was developed by observing the activities of Ansor cadres, many of whom are active in the field. They have high mobility and participate in various activities, making protection against accident risks a relevant need to consider," he stated.
The insurance is available to registered Ansor members aged between 17 and 70 years, with coverage valid across Indonesia. Beyond death benefits, the program also includes provisions for medical treatment costs and permanent disability, aiming to help members and their families manage the financial impact of accidents.
We want Taka Indonesia to be a tangible form of care for the cadres. In addition to accident protection, this program also provides benefits such as treatment costs and compensation when certain risks occur.
Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.