Tunisian issue with water and power

As heatwaves intensify and Tunisia faces worsening water and electricity shortages during the summer of 2026, citizens are turning to self-reliant solutions to cope with ongoing outages. This includes purchasing individual equipment such as water pumps, filters, tanks, and devices to protect against power fluctuations. This phenomenon marks a shift in consumer behavior from relying on the public grid to building personal protective systems, leading to the emergence of a new market focused on water treatment products and power regulation devices. It reflects a loss of trust in the continuity of public services, with each household becoming a mini-infrastructure, bearing the responsibility for managing their water and electricity safety on their own. Consequently, personal expenses increase, and a new economy based on individual solutions is emerging.

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