The National Insurance Board

The National Insurance Board (NIB) is a government agency responsible for managing social insurance programs. These programs provide financial support to individuals in various circumstances, such as retirement, unemployment, or disability. The NIB collects contributions from workers and employers to fund these benefits, ensuring that citizens have access to financial assistance when needed. In many countries, the NIB also oversees health insurance and pension schemes, helping to promote economic stability and social welfare. Overall, its role is to protect and support individuals and families in times of need.