A dignified final resting place for everyone

At the individual level, protection is offered to any person regularly registered by themselves or by a group. The status must be active at the time of death and the deceased member or his group must have paid all contributions. The member must be a resident, citizen or visitor in the country where he is. Indeed, the countries subject to protection are located in North America or Europe. In addition, a visitor only benefits from protection if his death occurs during his stay in the aforementioned territories, while a resident or citizen is protected anywhere in the world.

It is the responsibility of the person in charge of the group within which a member dies to identify the potential beneficiaries and to transmit their contact details to the management of DDI. If the member is in a group made up of a single member (himself), DDI contacts the family sponsor to get the name of the potential beneficiary. This beneficiary must be a beneficiary.

The Organization gives each member a membership card. The member must have his membership card at all times in the same way as his health insurance card. This card bears the number to contact in the event of death. Anyone in possession of the member's wallet can report their death.

Yes, you need the same protection with your life insurance. First, life is priceless, then the community approach helps to value human relationships. Funerals and repatriation become the business of the whole community. The aid is paid out as quickly as possible (72 hours after the production of the required documents) to allow the family to grieve, so the waiting time for insurance can be long.

The respondent is the person who is contacted by the Organization to provide information to identify the deceased, the location of the remains and the last wishes to be respected (group/association leader or close family member). The beneficiary must be registered with DDI. He must be a beneficiary of the deceased member (a spouse or a child, a parent, a brother or a sister). Otherwise, he must be designated by will. The beneficiary may therefore be different from the respondent.

Entre-temps, DDI annonce le décès dans le réseau, extrait la liste des membres actifs et probatoires au jour du décès, détermine la part de chacun en divisant le montant alloué par le nombre de membres actifs et probatoires. DDI communique cette répartition dans le réseau et déduit le montant équivalent du compte de chaque groupe. Dès que le partenaire funéraire soumet la facture, DDI la paie jusqu’à concurrence du montant défini et perçu. L’excédent est payé par la famille. Si la facture est inférieure au montant perçu, la différence est versée à la famille (bénéficiaire enregistré).

In the meantime, DDI announces the death in the network, extracts the list of active and probationary members on the day of death, determines the share of each by dividing the amount allocated by the number of active and probationary members. DDI communicates this distribution in the network and deducts the equivalent amount from the account of each group. As soon as the funeral partner submits the invoice, DDI pays it up to the amount defined and collected. The excess is paid by the family. If the invoice is less than the amount collected, the difference is paid to the family (registered beneficiary).