WASH context
TUNISIAEnhancing natural areas and securing access to drinking water
Tunisia's economic difficulties prevent SONEDE from meeting the network extension requests made by the communes.
Since 2016, HAMAP-Humanitaire has supported the commune of Ramonville in delivering its cooperation with Mellouleche: identifying needs, supervising tenders, monitoring operations.
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In Soliman, HAMAP works to preserve the local environment and protect the water resource by replanting the Sebkha, a degraded wetland, and connecting priority neighbourhoods to the drinking water supply.
Our work
ACTING FOR WATER
IN TUNISIA
In Mellouleche, HAMAP supports the extension of the public water network to unconnected homes and runs a biomethanisation trial on a local farm.
In Soliman, we are carrying out an environmental study for the clean-up of the Sebkha, a degraded wetland, and replanting it with endemic filtering species.
Priority neighbourhoods are connected to the drinking water supply and awareness campaigns are held with residents and schools.
Our projects
WATER AND SANITATION
IN TUNISIA3 projects carried out since 2016
Ongoing
01
Enhancing a sensitive natural area and drinking water for all
The project will fund an environmental study to define the clean-up work needed in the Sebkha (wetland) of Soliman, a site once used as an illegal dump. Technical exchanges between the local authorities and their partners will define and support reforestation with endemic species that have filtering and soil clean-up properties.
Completed project
02
Decentralised cooperation between the town of Ramonville Saint-Agne and the municipality of Mellouleche to strengthen access to water and sanitation
Since 2016, HAMAP-Humanitaire has assisted the Commune of Ramonville in the operational, logistical and budgetary implementation of its cooperation policy in Mellouleche, Tunisia. HAMAP's mandate covers helping to identify needs and co-design actions, supervising tender procedures and administrative formalities in Tunisia, monitoring operations on site and remotely, and preparing and accompanying missions by experts, trainers, elected officials and members of the steering committee.
Completed project
03
Project to improve access to water and sanitation and preserve the environment
HAMAP-Humanitaire is project management assistant for the decentralised cooperation between the communes of Ramonville Saint-Agne and Mellouleche. Launched in 2015, the cooperation aims to strengthen access to water and sanitation in the Tunisian commune.
Funding partners
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SUPPORT ACCESS
TO WATER IN TUNISIA
Since 2016, more than 46,000 people have benefited from our work on access to water and sanitation.
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