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Achievements |
Projects |
Number |
Allocated funds (MD) |
Housing (Nbr of homes) |
69561 |
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Upgrading |
29191 |
228,718 |
Construction |
40370 |
Dirt tracks (Km) |
4569,3 |
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Upgrading |
885,4 |
233,306 |
Asphalting |
3683,9 |
Electrification (Nbr of households benefiting from project) |
73032 |
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Conventional energy |
70649 |
147,120 |
Solar energy |
2307 |
Supplying potable water (Nbr of households benefiting from project) |
84452 |
110,488 |
Basic Health Services Centers (Nbr of interventions ) |
141 |
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Centers created |
138 |
6,394 |
Centers upgraded |
3 |
Education (Nbr of interventions) |
136 |
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Constructed |
111 |
4,412 |
Various equipment |
25 |
Program for the development of working class neighborhoods in the outskirts of large cities |
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75,000 |
Contribution to the financing of community housing projects (FOPROLOS 1) |
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3,604 |
Maintenance of houses and entertainment areas |
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2,200 |
Maintenance of schools and some educational centers |
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4,000 |
Upgrading centers for people with disabilities |
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3,000 |
Other projects (*) |
882 |
22,844 |
Total number of interventions and projects |
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841,086 |
Income Sources (Nbr of beneficiaries) (**) |
63223 |
93,250 |
Total |
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934,336 |
Contribution to the World Solidarity Fund |
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14,973 |
Contribution to the capital of the Bank for the Financing of Small and Medium Business |
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5,000 |
Contribution to digital solidarity benefiting low income families |
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1,000 |
Total |
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955,309 |
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Sewerage, creation of youth clubs, public showers, entertainment areas, activities for the conservation of water and soil, various management projects, other public equipments, creating crafts and trades centers etc... |
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Including 432 who benefited from sources of income projects in 2008 and 2009 within the framework of international cooperation knowing that these projects involved the period from 1994 to 2000 only. This task was subsequently entrusted to other mechanisms such as the Solidarity Bank, the Micro-Credits Association and the NEF). |
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During the two last decades, Tunisia has witnessed a remarkable change in terms of economic and social development thanks to an effective social policy which has helped reduce the poverty rate and some social, economic and human development indicators. The National Solidarity Fund, a mechanism providing support to government policies and efforts, has contributed through its various projects to a comprehensive development involving the different regions of the country, the development of poverty-stricken areas and improving their living conditions as reflected by the main indicators below:
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The rate of connection to potable water supply networks in rural areas increased from 60.6% in 1994 to 93.5% in 2008. It is expected that this rate will reach 95.0% in 2009.
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The rural electrification rate reached 98.8% in 2008 compared to 66.3% in 1994. It is expected that this rate will reach 98.9% in 2009. |
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Reducing the rate of rudimentary dwellings which was in 2007 less than 0.69%. |
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Although the enrollment of children aged 6 years in schools has significantly increased nationally (99.1% in 2007), the FSN intervened to strengthen the network of schools and colleges in rural areas, build classrooms and schools, extend and asphalt local roads develop basic public amenities and therefore help young people access schools. These projects helped improve the schooling rates in some areas and reduced the rate of school drop out particularly among girls. |
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Since 2007, the FSN has equally contributed to qualitative improvements of living conditions in working class neighborhoods found in the outskirts of large cities thanks to projects aimed at developing and improving public amenities and infrastructure, dynamic activities, improving employment opportunities and the quality of life in general. |
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