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Jendouba: population, jobs, schooling, health cover, housing and living standards

Jendouba is a governorate of Tunisia, number 16 of 24 by population. The general census of 6 November 2024 counted 404,352 people in the Jendouba governorate, 3.4% of Tunisia's 11,972,169; 9th smallest of the 24 governorates.

Population (census, 6 November)
404,352
2024
Unemployment rate, women (ILO 19th ICLS)
50.5%
2024
Unemployment rate, men (ILO 19th ICLS)
29.3%
2024
Occupied dwellings linked to the drinking-water network (SONEDE)
72.4%
2024
Illiteracy rate, aged 10 and over
28.5%
2024
People aged 10+ with higher education
10.7%
2024
Residents with none of the listed health covers
15.1%
2024
Residents covered by free medical assistance (AMG1, needy families)
15.0%
2024

In depth

Is the population of Jendouba growing?

Jendouba had 401,477 residents at the 2014 census, so its population grew by 2,875 in ten years, an average of +0.07% a year; 3rd slowest-growing of the 24 governorates (Tunisia: +0.87% a year).

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How many households are there in Jendouba?

The 2024 census counted 122,134 households in Jendouba, with 3.3 people each on average (Tunisia: 3.45).

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How old is the population of Jendouba?

The average age of Jendouba's residents was 38.4 years in 2024, 2nd oldest of the 24 governorates (Tunisia: 35.5).

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Are people moving to or away from Jendouba?

Between November 2019 and November 2024, 3,358 people moved to Jendouba from other governorates and 7,677 left for other governorates, a net loss of 4,319 (-0.08% of the population a year); joint 5th largest net loss of the 15 governorates with a net loss.

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How many people from Jendouba have emigrated?

4,413 people who lived in Jendouba emigrated abroad between November 2019 and November 2024, about 11 for every 1,000 residents (Tunisia: 13); 69% left to work and 9% to study. The emigration rate is 12th lowest of the 24 governorates.

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How governorates are governed in Tunisia

Districts (aqalim, 5). District councils made up of representatives of the regional councils in the district. Groups of governorates for development planning; each sends one member to the national council.

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