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Wholesale smes energy storage in Tunisia

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What role do SMEs play in Tunisia's economy?

Micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) play a critical role in Tunisia’s economy, contributing significantly to GDP and employment. As this column explains, they are also essential for advancing the country’s ambitions to make a successful transition from reliance on fossil fuels to more widespread use of renewable energy sources.

Why should Tunisia invest in MSMEs?

MSMEs are the backbone of Tunisia’s economy and must be central to the nation’s energy transition strategy. By addressing their unique challenges and leveraging their potential as agents of change, Tunisia can ensure that MSMEs drive innovation, create jobs and promote sustainable development.

Can MSMEs be integrated into Tunisia's energy transition?

This column summarises the prospects for the integration of MSMEs into Tunisia’s energy transition and the current impediments that outcome. It also proposes strategies to encourage a fair, equitable and environmentally sustainable transformation. MSMEs are integral to Tunisia’s economic and social fabric.

What are MSMEs in Tunisia?

MSMEs are integral to Tunisia’s economic and social fabric. These enterprises operate across a wide range of sectors, including agriculture, manufacturing, trade and services. They are particularly prevalent in rural and peri-urban areas, where they often serve as the primary drivers of economic activity.

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