Houcine Rhili
Country : Tunisia
Theme : Development and Resource Management
Brief : Houcine Rhili is a specialist in development and resource management, he is a director at a private company and teaches at the Faculty of Sciences in Tunis. He has also taught at the Higher Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technologies in Borj Cedria and the National School of Engineers in Gabès. He serves as a trainer in various fields related to economics, development, and resource management, in addition to governance, local authority, and just transition in the context of climate change.He has published numerous articles, research papers, and books, including: Development in Tunisia; The Tunisian Economy: Between the Failure of Politicians and the Dreams of the Poor; Water and Social Justice in the Mining Basin; Post-Corona Globalization; The Social and Solidarity Economy; The Future of Development in the Mining Basin; The Impact of Climate Change on Tunisian Oases; World Bank Policies on Water and Sanitation in Tunisia; and most recently (September 2025), The Social State – Is It Achievable in Tunisia?
Theme : Development and Resource Management
Brief : Houcine Rhili is a specialist in development and resource management, he is a director at a private company and teaches at the Faculty of Sciences in Tunis. He has also taught at the Higher Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technologies in Borj Cedria and the National School of Engineers in Gabès. He serves as a trainer in various fields related to economics, development, and resource management, in addition to governance, local authority, and just transition in the context of climate change.He has published numerous articles, research papers, and books, including: Development in Tunisia; The Tunisian Economy: Between the Failure of Politicians and the Dreams of the Poor; Water and Social Justice in the Mining Basin; Post-Corona Globalization; The Social and Solidarity Economy; The Future of Development in the Mining Basin; The Impact of Climate Change on Tunisian Oases; World Bank Policies on Water and Sanitation in Tunisia; and most recently (September 2025), The Social State – Is It Achievable in Tunisia?
