AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPower & Water Rights in Tunisia: Human Rights Watch warns that Tunisia’s electricity and water shortages during extreme summer heat endangered health, disrupted hospital care and drinking water, and says authorities failed to provide transparent information while cracking down on protesters. Housing for Health: UN-Habitat marked World Habitat Day 2026 in Muscat with a call for “Adequate Housing for All,” noting 3.4bn people lack secure, safe housing; UN-Habitat also handed its 2026 Scroll of Honour to winners including Tunisia. Digital Health in Tunisia: Tunisia is pushing telemedicine and safer digital care at “TeleHealth Connect Tunisia 2026,” with a planned “Tunis Declaration” focused on equitable access, data protection and cybersecurity. Water Loss Fixes: Tunisia’s Water Observatory highlights dam evaporation losses and urges modern solutions (including pilot use of photovoltaic panels) to cut water waste. Health Workforce: Tunisia’s Health and Higher Education ministries announced a December 4 recruitment exam for dentistry resident doctors (45 positions). Labour Rights Lens: The Labour Rights Index 2026 reports broad legal progress toward decent work, with Tunisia’s regional context highlighted alongside global reform momentum.
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