STAR Assurances, a leading insurance company in Tunisia, has published its third sustainability report, demonstrating its commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles. The report outlines the company's progress in integrating ESG factors into its business strategy, with a focus on governance, ethics, and risk management. This initiative reflects STAR Assurances' ambition to combine economic performance, risk management, and sustainable value creation.
The company's ESG approach is structured around five key areas: governance and ethics, responsible employer, environmental protection, investment in the future, and innovation for a better world. In 2025, STAR Assurances detected 346 attempted frauds, preserving over 2 million dinars and showcasing the effectiveness of its control and compliance systems. This achievement contributes to strengthening trust within the national economic ecosystem.
STAR Assurances prioritizes human capital development, focusing on diversity, inclusion, and equal opportunities. The company's workforce consists of 47% women and 53% men, with a reinforced policy for integrating people with specific needs. This commitment is also reflected in a sustained investment in competency development, with training hours increasing from 6,600 in 2024 to 9,234 in 2025.
The company continues its efforts to reduce its environmental footprint and support the energy transition. STAR Assurances evaluates its greenhouse gas emissions according to the GHG Protocol, measuring direct and indirect emissions under Scopes 1 and 2. In 2025, the company reduced paper consumption by 14%, avoiding 3,835 kg of CO2 equivalent emissions, and deployed 182 photovoltaic panels to decrease its carbon footprint.
As a key player in the insurance sector, STAR Assurances plays a vital role in protecting individuals, businesses, and territories against risks. In 2025, the company's activities contributed to the creation or preservation of 6,204 jobs. Additionally, STAR Assurances conducted 1,120 accompaniment visits and 276 prevention visits for businesses and individuals.
Beyond its core business, STAR Assurances engages in projects with high social and environmental value, addressing the country's priority issues. These initiatives include supporting access to clean water, promoting life-saving gestures in schools, accompanying elderly individuals with cognitive disorders, and encouraging responsible plastic waste management.
The publication of the third sustainability report illustrates STAR Assurances' commitment to transparency and its role as a responsible business partner. The company's efforts reflect its ambition to contribute concretely to the well-being of communities and the sustainable development of ecosystems.
Key points
- STAR Assurances detected 346 attempted frauds in 2025, preserving over 2 million dinars.
- The company increased its training hours from 6,600 in 2024 to 9,234 in 2025.
- STAR Assurances reduced paper consumption by 14% in 2025, avoiding 3,835 kg of CO2 equivalent emissions.
