Tunisia is restoring its coastlines, one beach at a time | Business

Climate impacts have long threatened Tunisia's Mediterranean coastline, which spans over 1000 kilometres.

"I used to work at a tourist restaurant on the beach. The waves became so high we were forced to leave," he explained. However,"the new project respects the environment. It spreads 7 kilometres, nourishes the beach, allowing fishermen, residents and people who live near the sea to return," he explained.

"The first phase of the project started in 2013 followed by the second phase in 2015. The project is still under execution," he said.An overview of the challenges and opportunities of the climate crisis, as it changes the world we know. "We do not impose anything on the population. The Tunisian Coastal Protection Agency discusses all these phases and the details of the projects with the representatives of the population…before approving any step," Torki explained.

_Business The Mediterranean is a wreck! Most overfished ocean on the planet.

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