In an effort to make up for the absence of pollution insurance policies in the country, insurance and environmental sector officials have pushed for a plan to set up a co-insurance or a compensation fund for industrial pollution. Currently, only SONATRACH, the state-owned oil company, has taken steps to assume such a risk.
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