This document describes the enhancements and revisions to national practices in poverty measurement in monetary terms and shows the evolution of poverty over the last decade.
This publication describes the situation of the labor force and the salaries in the civil service as of December.
This publication describes the situation of the labor force and the salaries in the civil service as of December.
A recent joint study of Tunisian firm dynamics by the INS and the World Bank underscores the need for urgent policy reforms to catalyze job creation and firm growth.. Making unprecedented use of the Tunisian Business Register, a high-quality database containing information on all non-agricultural private sector enterprises in Tunisia, this study examined firm performance in terms of job creation and productivity. It highlights that the Tunisian private sector suffers from ‘structural stagnation’, which reflects low competitiveness and productivity, with limited growth opportunities.
This bulletin is a publication of the regional statistical cooperation program MEDSTAT II. It contains more than 80 tables and graphs whith data from the Mediterranean partner countries and from the European countries in nine chapters : general profile of each country, economy and finance, external trade and balance of payments, sicial statistics, agriculture, energy, environnement, tourism and transport.
This annual publication presents the major infrastructure indicators in the fields of food, drinking water, electricity network, connection rate to sewage networks, telephone use, postal coverage, Internet and other indicators.
This publication presents on a yearly basis the main accounts (basis 1997) of the national income accounting: Major economic aggregates, the balance supply-uses of goods and services, the accounts of institutional sectors and summary reports.
This publication presents on a yearly basis the main accounts (basis 1997) of the national income accounting: Major economic aggregates, the balance supply-uses of goods and services, the accounts of institutional sectors and summary reports.
This annual publication presents the major infrastructure indicators in the fields of food, drinking water, electricity network, connection rate to sewage networks, telephone use, postal coverage, Internet and other indicators.
This publication mainly presents Tunisian population estimates by governorates, delegations and communes and obviously major indicators giving an overview about fertility death rates in Tunisia. The data is based on the administrative files of the civil registry.
