Government Institutions Pension Fund

The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) is a Namibian pension fund established at the end of 1989. It provides pension benefits to staff members of participating employers upon leaving employment and ceasing to be members of the Fund. GIPF also employs Social Workers, known as Social Services Consultants, to carry out social activities related to pension benefits, including investigating death claims as required by law before distributing benefits to rightful beneficiaries.

The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) was established at the end of 1989, marking a new dawn for all Namibians. It provides pension benefits to staff members of participating employers when they leave employment and cease to be members of the Fund. GIPF employs qualified Social Workers, known as Social Services Consultants, to carry out social activities related to pension benefits, including investigating death claims as required by law before disseminating benefits to rightful beneficiaries.

• Pension benefits

  Every staff member of a participating employer is entitled to receive pension benefits at the time when he/she leaves employment and cease to be a member of the Fund.

• Death claim investigation

  The main purpose is to investigate all death claims as required by Law before disseminating benefits to rightful beneficiaries.

1. 1Government Institutions Pension Fund – The Government Institutions Pension Fund (GIPF) was established at the end of 1989, marking a new dawn for all Namibians.gipf.com.na
2. 2Investigation & Social Services – Government Institutions Pension Fundgipf.com.na
3. 3Government Institutions Pension Fundwikidata.org