تونزي تيليغراف
تونزي تيليغراف
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The article discusses the "#LitterAndDone" campaign, which aims to change citizens' behavior towards cleanliness in public spaces in Tunisia by raising awareness and motivating the community not to litter on streets and beaches, turning it into a collective responsibility. Despite the existence of laws criminalizing pollution, the weak enforcement of sanctions shifts the focus of the debate to the need to strengthen deterrence and improve infrastructure, such as installing more trash bins and providing waste collection services. Comparing Tunisia with other countries like France, England, and Singapore reveals that a combination of awareness-raising, strict penalties, and mandatory corrective actions effectively reduces pollution. Successfully turning "#LitterAndDone" into a lasting social norm requires joint efforts from the state and society to foster a culture of respecting public spaces—especially on beaches—and to achieve a clean and sustainable environment.
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