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Hover over the map or enter the name of the country in the “search” box to see its classification according to epidemiological prevalence.
The neighbouring countries (Algeria and Libya) will be the subject of bilateral agreements with Tunisia.
For more information, please consult (in French) the following link.
I. The classification criteria adopted :
Countries are classified into three levels of risk according to scientific criteria and epidemiological indicators using different data sources commonly used by different international bodies and based on a composite indicator taking into consideration the following different epidemiological indicators:
The proportion of active cases estimated from the cumulative number of cases in the last 28 days out of all cases diagnosed since the beginning of the epidemic:
- <10%: Low level
- 10% – 50%: Medium level
- 50% High level
Cumulative incidence /100,000 population in the last 14 days:
- <10 / 100,000: Low level
- 10/ 100,000 and 60/ 100,000: Average level
- 60/ 100,000: High level
The changing trend since the first case was recorded
- Downward: Low level
- Stationary: Medium level
- On the rise: High level
Epidemiological modalities:
- Sporadic cases: low level
- Case clusters: medium level
- Community transmission: high level
Number of cases registered in the last 7 days.
Testing capacity of the country.
Proximity and intensity of exchanges with Tunisia.
For more information, please consult (in French) the following link.
