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Appendix Figure 5: (1) Tunis; (2) Ariana; (3) Ben Arous; (4) Manouba; (5) Bizerte; (6) Zaghouan; (7) Nabeul; (8) Sousse; (9) Mounastir; (10) Mahdia; (11) Sfax; (12) Beja; (13) Jendouba; (14) Siliana; (15) El Kef; (16) Kairouan; (17) Kasserine; (18) Sidi Bouzid; (19) Gafsa; (20) Tozeur; (21) Gabes; (22) Kebili; (23) Medenine; (24) Tataouine. Table 5: Number and per cent distribution across employment sector Year IAA IMCCV IME ICH ITHC Other Industries 2002 45382 23077 64200 22094 220663 24457 (11.35) (5.77) (16.06) (5.53) (55.18) (6.12) 2003 47591 22698 63609 26522 207471 32171 (11.90) (5.67) (15.90) (6.63) (51.86) (8.04) 2004 46701 22501 67448 26724 201640 37168 (11.61) (5.59) (16.77) (6.64) (50.14) (9.24) 2005 46639 20954 73532 27675 197902 37547 (11.54) (5.18) (18.19) (6.85) (48.96) (9.29) 2006 47312 20909 78050 28280 191971 40944 (11.61) (5.13) (19.15) (6.94) (47.11) (10.05) 2007 47643 20829 86948 30805 197932 42754 (11.16) (4.88) (20.37) (7.22) (46.36) (10.01) Notes: Value between parentheses is the volume per cent of coastal manufacturing employment. Table 6: Deprived zones in Tunisia Governorate Delegation as deprived zones Total number of delegation Beja North of Beja, South of Beja, Medjez El Bab 9 Gabes Mereth 10 Kairouan North of Kairouan, South of Kairouan 11 Mahdia Sidi Alouane, Melloulech 11 Sfax Menzel Chaker 15 Sousse Kondar 15 Zaghouan Zaghouan El Hahs, Bir M’Cherga 6 21
Table 7 : Zones of priority development Governorate Delegation as `priority zones’ Total number of delegation Beja Nefza, Amdoun, Testour, 9 Teboursouk, Goubellat, Thibar Bizerte Djoumine, Sejnane, Ghezala 14 Gabes Old Matmata, New Matmata, 10 El Hamma, Menzel El Habib Gafsa all delegations 11 Jendouba all delegations 9 Tozeur all delegations 5 Kasserine all delegations 13 Kebili all delegations 5 El Kef all delegations 11 Sidi Bouzid all delegations 12 Siliana all delegations 11 Tataouine all delegations 7 Kairouan El Ala, Hajeb el Ayoun, Echebika, 11 Sbikha, Haffouz, Nasrallah, Oueslatia, Bouhajla, Cherarda Mahdia Ouled Chamekh, Hébira, 11 Essouassi, Chorbane Medenine Medenine North, South Medenine, 9 Sidi Makhlouf, Ben Guerdane, Beni Khedeche Sfax El Ghraiba, El Amra, Agareb, Djebeniana, 15 Bir Ali ben Khelifa, Skhira, Kerkennah Sousse Sidi el Hani 15 Zaghouan Ez-Zriba, Ennadhour, Saouaf 6 22
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