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  • This report analyses Tunisia's economic and social prospects through 2043, comparing a baseline 'Current Path' with various sectoral and combined intervention scenarios. While the current path shows modest growth and slow formalisation of the economy, a combined approach across eight key sectors—including governance, manufacturing, and trade—could significantly boost GDP, reduce extreme poverty to 0.7%, and improve income equality. However, the report warns that Tunisia will face a persistent energy deficit regardless of the scenario, necessitating a more diversified energy mix beyond solar and wind.

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    Regions: Tunisia
  • This report section analyzes Tunisia's basic infrastructure, focusing on water and sanitation, energy and electricity, and information and communications technology (ICT), as part of a broader study on development pathways to 2040.

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    Regions: Tunisia
  • This report analyzes the state of education in Tunisia, highlighting a history of strong investment and high enrollment rates contrasted with current challenges in quality, curriculum relevance, and regional disparities. It projects educational attainment trends toward 2040 and identifies systemic bottlenecks in secondary and tertiary transitions.

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    Regions: Tunisia
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