Number of target zones areas : 1817
Total number of beneficiary families : over 255,000 (about 1.7 milion citizens)
Funds allocated : 857.365 million dinars
 

Summary table of the Fund’s achievements
(1993 – September 2007)

Achievements

Number

Costs (MD)

Housing (number of houses)

64,776

215.328

- Improved houses

24,892

 

 

- New houses

39,884

Roads and tracks (in kilometers)

4,492.6

226.897

- Rehabilitation

885.4

 

 

- Asphalting

3,645.3

Electrification (number of families)

72,800

146.327

- Electric energy

70,504

141.903

- Solar energy

2,296

4.424

Drinking water (number of families)

83,891

109.021

Healthcare centers

140

6.277

- New centers

137

 

 

- Restorations

3

Education

133

4.030

- New schools

110

 

 

- Restorations

23

Other projects*

870

18.895

- Maintenance of residential areas and leisure centers
 
2.200
- Maintenance of schools and other educational institutions
 
4.000
- Upgrading of special centers for the handicapped
 
1.000
- Contribution to the financing of social houses in social housing program category 1
 
2.000
- Programm of the renovation of social suburbs around  Tunis and some big cities
 
22.000

Total

 

757.975

Income-source projects **
(number of beneficiaries)

61,471

87.890

Total

 

845.865

- Contribution to the World Solidarity Fund

 

5.500

- Contribution to the capital of the bank for the financing of small and medium-sized enterprises

 

5.000

- Contribution to digital solidarity for low-income families

 

1.000

General Total

 

857.365

* Purification, fight against sand encroachment, creation of youth clubs, public showers, and environmental spaces.

** These projects concern the period between 1994 and 2000. The Fund's tasks were then taken over by the Tunisian Solidarity Bank, micro-credit associations and the National Employment Fund (21-21).

These are social, sanitary, cultural, sports and voluntary actions backing up the basic infrastructure and micro-project creation programs in which the National Solidarity Fund is involved, in order to improve their impact on the target population (“shadow area”). These programs are carried out jointly with the concerned departments.
Content Number
Small libraries in schools set up in "shadow areas" 79
Public showers 60
Computer unitsestablished in certain schools in "shadow areas" 297
Games areas 100
Multipurpose areas 28
Leisure areas 300
 
 
over 252,000 families (i.e., more than 1.3 million inhabitants) have been got out of the circle of exclusion and marginalization, and offered the attributes of a decent life;
 

Quality of life has been improved in « shadow areas », which has aroused new hopes and aspirations in their inhabitants, especially the youth;

 

The poverty rate was brought down to nearly 4% in 2004, against 7.7% in 1985.

 
 

The rural electrification rate increased from 53% in 1992 to 98.7% in 2006. The Fund's contribution in this regard amounts to 25.6 % ;

 

The rate of drinking water supply in rural areas increased from 49.5 % in 1992 to 92.6 % in 2006. The Fund's contribution in this regard amounts to 68,3 % ;

 

4530.7 kms of roads have been carried out (3645.3 kms asphalted and 885.4 kms improved);

 

The Fund's investments represent little more than 5% of the national effort in terms of road development, which has helped promote isolated zones;

 

The Fund has helped improve the schooling rate, especially as regards girls;

 

The Fund has made it possible for its zones of intervention to enjoy the same level of health indicators as the other regions of the country;

 

The Fund has helped improve the vaccination cover rate for children living in « shadow areas ».