Which types of non-life insurance are there?

For your property

Buildings for the building, home contents for your possessions, valuables for anything above the sub-limit.

For vehicles: car, motorcycle, van, caravan and boat, each with its own risk profile.

Business: business contents and goods, electronics, machinery breakdown and plant and machinery.

For damage to others

For private individuals, the liability insurance for yourself, your family and your pets.

For businesses, four forms that do not overlap: AVB for property damage and injury, BAV for pure financial loss, directors' and officers' liability for private assets and cyber for data breaches.

For continuity

Business interruption pays for lost turnover after material damage; an additional costs insurance pays the extra costs of keeping going.

Legal expenses covers the costs of a dispute, private or business.

What they have in common

All general insurance pays for the the loss actually suffered; you may not end up better off. That distinguishes it from fixed-benefit policies (sommenverzekeringen), which pay out a fixed amount.