Algeria is moving towards a significant expansion of its agricultural insurance system to include natural disasters related to climate change. The Ministry of Agriculture, Rural Development, and Fisheries announced that work is underway to adapt and modernize existing insurance products, with the aim of providing more comprehensive coverage against increasing climate risks. This announcement was…...
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Algeria: towards the extension of agricultural insurance to major climate risks
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