All our publications — open access, in chronological order. Full texts are in French unless stated otherwise.
Outcome note of the online dialogue hosted by NAPI — North African Policy Initiative — with Resilient Futures on 30 September 2026. It sets out the main takeaways: the response gap between the two shores, heat as a risk to be governed ahead of time, and three no-cost measures to take before June 2027. Written in English.
From 10 to 22 July 2026, Tunisia went through an almost continuous heatwave — up to 49–50 °C — that turned into an energy and health crisis (a “historic” blackout on 14–15 July, 150 to 200 deaths estimated by the OTJM). This report dissects a public response that remained sectoral and poorly coordinated, and details concrete levers for action: an interministerial “extreme heat” unit, a National Heatwave Plan aligned with WHO guidance, and epidemiological surveillance of heat. Published with an illustrated executive summary.
A critical analysis of public discourse, official warnings and communication gaps of Tunisian institutions in the face of heatwaves between 2019 and 2025. The note sets out operational recommendations to improve climate crisis communication.
An operational tool to prepare Tunisia for summer 2026: understanding heatwave risk, protecting vulnerable groups and adapting municipal services. Practical fact sheets, indicators and operational recommendations.