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On November 4, 2026, Tunisia’s Ministry of Agriculture launched an updated bioclimatic map to address the effects of rising temperatures, increasingly erratic rainfall, droughts and floods. The 1976 map had become outdated in light of climate change. The new map identifies bioclimatic zones and emerging local climates, and has been integrated into a geographic information system to support agricultural policy and water management, and to guide farmers toward the most suitable areas for different crops. The project comes as agriculture and fisheries account for around 10% of GDP, while climate change is expected to cause sector losses of 5–10% by 2030.
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