Tunisia Seeks $27B for Climate Fight

Tunisia needs approximately $27.15 billion by 2035 to fund the necessary investments to address the impacts of climate change, with a focus on water, agriculture, food security, and environmental protection. Estimates indicate that the water and sanitation sector requires around $10.7 billion, while agriculture and food security need about $8 billion. There is a significant challenge in providing this funding before climate effects such as drought and rising temperatures worsen, directly impacting agricultural production and the sustainability of water resources. The agricultural sector alone is expected to require about $31.7 billion between 2023 and 2050, with private sector participation estimated at $10.7 billion. This underscores the importance of international partnerships and private investments to face the challenges of climate change in Tunisia.

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