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Tunisia Joins the Global Zero Waste Programme.

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In Greater Tunis, the battle against waste is changing its logic: it is no longer just a matter of collecting and eliminating, but of producing less, recycling more and giving a second life to the resources. This is the objective of the SWAP project (Transition to zero waste against pollution), launched by the Ministry of the Environment in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (Pnud).For 5 years, until 2030, the project will…
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In Greater Tunis, the battle against waste is changing its logic: it is no longer just a matter of collecting and eliminating, but of producing less, recycling more and giving a second life to the resources. This is the objective of the SWAP project (Transition to zero waste against pollution), launched by the Ministry of the Environment in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (Pnud).For 5 years, until 2030, the project will…

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Managers broke the news on Friday, July 10, 2026.
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