CSRidentity
 
Tunisia
 
National Capital
Tunis
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100000 Corporates in the world by 31.3.2027

Everyone in every country is directly or indirectly related to corporates in their country may be as consumer or they use products made by them or services they offer. And they may be employee or part of supply chain. e.g. something as simple as people using costly cars indirectly benefit gas station employees or car cleaners !!!.

And NGOs want to know CSR donors in their country

Government in every country, is supported by NGOs in that country.

See the NGOs in your country or any country

United Nations helps Governments, NGOs & citizens of their member country directly or through their global initiatives

Funding Agencies

Corporate Foundations

Philanthropists

Celebrities
Corporate CEOs

Corporate CEOs are too busy managing their corporate, employees and supply chain. And yes, taking medicines for BP, Diabetes, Stress.
Good that they excercise.

But its time they donate just 7 hours of every year for the benefot of the NGO sector of the world and also initiating employee volunteering programmes in their companies through HR or CSR or Corporate Communications
 
Great donors
Blood donation
Organ donation
Bone Marrow
Eyes
Kidney
Liver
Lungs
Body donation
You can be a corporate CEO or their wife / husband / life partner or their parent or their children

We plan to test your knowledge and its not just questions, we share right answer, so that you increase your intelligence or can answer many questions asked as Quiz in your exam or on television or in friedship circles
Government

National Government
NA

National Law Ministry
Gate of Justice in Tunisia

National Police
NA

National Capital
Tunis

National Population

Independence Day
March 20

Country area (aprox)

National Helplines
Police - 197
Ambulance - 190
Fire - 198
National guard – 193
Elderly help line - 1819
Child help-line - 1880
Hazards - 198  

National Languages
Arabic
French (commerce)
Berber (Tamazight)
Note: despite having no official status, French plays a major role in the country and is spoken by about two thirds of the population

National Currency
Tunisian Dinar
TND

National Animal
Dromedary or Arabian Camel (Camelus dromedarius)

National Bird
The Cream-coloured Courser (Cursorius cursor)

National Flower
jasmine

National Fruit
The Persianate Exotic Pomegranate


Country area (aprox)
 Country code
Country domain
Botanical Gardens
Forests
Zoos  


Media

La Presse
Le Quotidien
Al Chourouk

 

 

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Social Greats

Achraf Aouadi
Asma Mansour
Elyes Guermazi
Leila Ben Gacem
Meher Khelifi
Sarah Toumi
Wala Kasmi


Some people devote their life to help communities, animals, trees, climate. Its not their job. Its their passion.

Within these people, we have social greats whose work has or had great impact.

Some may be highly educated but social work is their priority. Some greats have not even gone to school, but their help started with just few but over the years, it had great impact.

We are sharing such social greats and though we know that any democratic country is governed by politicians, we will not take any individual who is from any political party or to does antigovernment activism ...

Nobel Laureates

National Dialogue Quartet

World Heritage Sites

Amphitheatre of El Jem
Archaeological Site of Carthage
Medina of Tunis
Ichkeul National Park
Punic Town of Kerkuane and its Necropolis
Kairouan
Medina of Sousse
Dougga / Thugga
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