World Bank: Stronger Water Management Could Unlock Growth, Protect Jobs, and Build Resilience in Tunisia
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Tunisia is facing a "critical" water situation, and the recent improvement in dam levels is not enough to reverse a fundamental trend marked by the scarcity of water resources. This is the observation made by the World Bank in its new bulletin on water, growth and water supply, which is the main focus of the project. It is [...]
World Bank: Stronger Water Management Could Unlock Growth, Protect Jobs, and Build Resilience in Tunisia - Global News Network Liberia
Washington, USA, 22 September 2026 -/African Media Agency (AMA)/ – Tunisia’s economy has settled into a path of slow growth, and is vulnerable to rising import prices and imbalances in public finances. One key determinant of the country’s economic prospects is how it manages severe water scarcity, according to the World Bank’s latest Tunisia Economic […]
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maravipost.comWorld Bank: Stronger Water Management Could Unlock Growth, Protect Jobs, and Build Resilience in Tunisia
Washington, USA, 22 September 2026 -/African Media Agency (AMA)/ – Tunisia’s economy has settled into a path of slow growth, and is vulnerable to rising import prices and imbalances in public finances. One key determinant of the country’s economic prospects is how it manages severe water scarcity, according to the World Bank’s latest Tunisia Economic […]
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