April 2022
Samuel Hall interviewed youth in Enfidha, Tunisia as part of our research with MIGNEX [Aligning Migration Management and the Migration–Development Nexus]; a collaborative research effort to tackle the challenges of global migration with a long-term vision for better outcomes.
This case study brief co-authored by Samuel Hall team explores 'Migration & Development Dynamics in Enfidha, Tunisia’ where despite high agricultural potential and significant infrastructure developments, young adults feel constrained by lack of opportunity. Most would prefer to leave Tunisia within 5 years and have family and friends abroad.
Legal migration may be impossible, except for those who are highly qualified or can attend university abroad. Irregular migration, though common is perceived as expensive and risky. 21% of the surveyed young adults know of someone who's been deported or they themselves have been deported.
