Diagnostic of ID Systems in Tunisia
This report presents the current state of identification (ID) systems in Tunisia and their use across sectors. Based on an initial study completed in 2018 by the World Bank’s identification for development (ID4D) initiative, it provides a summary o...
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| Language: | English |
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World Bank, Washington, DC
2020
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| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/368931596533672339/Diagnostic-of-ID-Systems-in-Tunisia http://hdl.handle.net/10986/34364 |
| Summary: | This report presents the current state
of identification (ID) systems in Tunisia and their use
across sectors. Based on an initial study completed in 2018
by the World Bank’s identification for development (ID4D)
initiative, it provides a summary of the strengths and
weakness of the country’s primary ID systems and recommended
next steps for developing an inclusive and trusted identity
ecosystem that will improve governance and facilitate access
to basic rights and services. This report is organized as
follows: part one gives introduction. Part two provides an
update on the status of identity projects and their progress
since the benchmarking study commissioned by the Government
of Tunisia (GoT) in 2015 that led to the development of the
unique citizen identifier (IUC). It gives an overview of
existing databases and credentials, as well as ongoing
projects and issues with implementation. Part three provides
a summary of the main achievements, as well as ongoing
challenges and uncertainties regarding identification in
Tunisia across these various systems and projects, and then
provides recommendations for addressing these issues in the future. |
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