AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWaste & Clean Transport: Transtu says ongoing household waste dumping at Tunis-Goulette-Marsa (TGM) stations is disrupting its environmental programme, delaying works at Tunis Marine, Hannibal, Carthage and Amilcar, and urges residents and local groups to help protect rail facilities. Energy Transition Push: The National Photovoltaic Chamber (CSPV) calls for urgent reforms to speed Tunisia’s renewables rollout, including faster permits, fully digital procedures, and tax/customs exemptions for solar equipment plus support for household storage. Corporate Climate Reporting: Al Baraka Bank Tunisia joins the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF), aiming to measure and disclose greenhouse-gas emissions linked to its lending portfolio. Water & Climate Risk Lens: A new report highlights Africa’s water-security crisis under global warming, warning that weak access to drinking water and sanitation plus rainfall dependence is worsening food and health risks. Weather Watch: Tunisia’s forecast points to cooler north/centre, hotter south with sirocco, and thunderstorms that could bring heavy rain and hail in parts of the west. Governance & Environment: Tunisia appointed new ministry representatives to boards of the Tunisian Chemical Group, Gafsa Phosphate (CPG) and STEG, including an Environment Ministry representative for the chemical and phosphate boards.
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