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Tunisia

Region: Northern Africa Regional Economic Communities (REC): AMU · CEN-SAD · COMESA

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Indicator Data
Governance (IIAG) Overall Governance score: 61.2 / 100 · Rank: 9th / 54

PART 1 – HIGH-LEVEL COUNTRY MAPPING

Institutions and Stakeholder Database

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REC Membership


Population size and size of the informal economy

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Tunisia operates a civil law system influenced by French legal traditions, with elements of Arab legal heritage.

Tunisia has been a member of the International Labour Organization (ILO).

The country participates in the Decent Work Country Programme (DWCP), which aligns national labour market policies with the ILO’s Decent Work Agenda, including employment creation, social protection, and labour rights.


Workers’ rights in human rights system, national labour law / social protection and scope of protection

The Tunisian Labour Code (Code du Travail) governs:

Key protections include:

However:


Existing laws, policy and regulatory initiatives for the protection of workers in the informal economy

Tunisia has taken steps to extend social protection coverage through:

National Social Security Fund (CNSS)

Key schemes:

These mechanisms:


PART 2 – SECTOR SPECIFIC REGULATION


Domestic Work Sector

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Street Vendor

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Waste Reclaiming

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Home working

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Gig Work and the Platform Economy

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Farm Work

Agricultural workers are partially integrated into social protection through:

However:


The Mining Sector and Artisanal Mining

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Taxi and Transport Sector (Gig-work/platform economy overlap)

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Cross-Border Informal Trade

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