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Destiny and Destination

Tunisia 
 

Destiny and destination is a series of portraits about the construction of the individual work identity in north-western Tunisia, the most impoverished region of the country.

 

Since the Jasmin Revolution in 2011, political leaders have preferred to focus on institutional reforms while showing a reluctant attitude towards confronting unemployment and spatial disparities in access to opportunities.

The poverty rates stretch from 8% in the center-east region up to 32% in the center-west region, while there is a 20% gap between unemployment rates in dominant and underprivileged governorates.

Concomitantly, a flourishing and high-energetic youth chomps at the bit to re-shape its role in the new post-revolution economy. Some of this vitality is being aimed at creating social and agricultural enterprises in the North-West, the largest farmland area in the country.

This series of portraits is about this new generation of farmers and environmental entrepreneurs and their attempt to turn their destiny into their own destination.  

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