M35-400 Sarah Toumi's Dream in Tunisia, December 15, 2016
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November 1, 2016: At the home of her grandparents, Ramadan Sghaier and Magida Laroussi. Since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she created Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-458 · 2016
November 1, 2016: At the home of her grandparents, Ramadan Sghaier and Magida Laroussi. Since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she created Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-457 · 2016
November 1, 2016: At the home of her grandparents, Ramadan Sghaier and Magida Laroussi. Since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she created Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-456 · 2016
November 1, 2016: At the home of her grandparents, Ramadan Sghaier and Magida Laroussi. Since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she created Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-455 · 2016
November 1, 2016: At the home of her grandparents, Ramadan Sghaier and Magida Laroussi. Since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she created Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-454 · 2016
November 1, 2016: At the home of her grandparents, Ramadan Sghaier and Magida Laroussi. Since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she created Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-453 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Ever since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-452 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Ever since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-451 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Ever since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-450 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-428 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-427 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-426 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-425 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-424 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-423 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-422 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-421 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-420 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-419 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-418 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-417 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-416 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-415 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-414 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-413 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-412 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-411 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Samira Ismail has been tending her moringa plants in her garden since May; the plant takes up all her time and fills her home as she hopes to find a new source of income for her family. Sarah Toumi supports these women on a daily basis and regularly offers them training to help them get the most out of this new crop. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (Central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-410 · 2016
1er novembre 2016 : dans l'huilerie du grand père de Sarah Toumi, un lieu qui inspire la jeune franco tunisienne dans tous ses projets associatifs et entrepreunarial. Depuis ses 11 ans, Sarah Toumi ne jure que par l’action collective. Fondatrice, en 2008, de Dream, un « réseau d’échange et d’action pour le développement » destiné aux jeunes, Sarah Toumi, aujourd’hui 29 ans, quitte Paris en 2012 pour retrouver la campagne tunisienne et ses souvenirs d’enfance. N’ayant jamais pu oublier les inégalités et la pauvreté qui régnaient à Bir Salah, le village de son grand-père, dans la région de Sfax (Centre), elle crée Acacias for All, une entreprise « à vocation sociale ». Objectif : réduire le déficit hydrique de cette localité affectée par le changement climatique. Une initiative qui vaut à Sarah Toumi d’être la seule Arabe et Africaine à figurer dans le classement mondial 2016 des trente meilleurs entrepreneurs de moins de 30 ans, établi par le magazine américain Forbes.
M35-449 · 2016
1er novembre 2016 : dans l'huilerie du grand père de Sarah Toumi, un lieu qui inspire la jeune franco tunisienne dans tous ses projets associatifs et entrepreunarial. Depuis ses 11 ans, Sarah Toumi ne jure que par l’action collective. Fondatrice, en 2008, de Dream, un « réseau d’échange et d’action pour le développement » destiné aux jeunes, Sarah Toumi, aujourd’hui 29 ans, quitte Paris en 2012 pour retrouver la campagne tunisienne et ses souvenirs d’enfance. N’ayant jamais pu oublier les inégalités et la pauvreté qui régnaient à Bir Salah, le village de son grand-père, dans la région de Sfax (Centre), elle crée Acacias for All, une entreprise « à vocation sociale ». Objectif : réduire le déficit hydrique de cette localité affectée par le changement climatique. Une initiative qui vaut à Sarah Toumi d’être la seule Arabe et Africaine à figurer dans le classement mondial 2016 des trente meilleurs entrepreneurs de moins de 30 ans, établi par le magazine américain Forbes.
M35-448 · 2016
1er novembre 2016 : dans l'huilerie du grand père de Sarah Toumi, un lieu qui inspire la jeune franco tunisienne dans tous ses projets associatifs et entrepreunarial. Depuis ses 11 ans, Sarah Toumi ne jure que par l’action collective. Fondatrice, en 2008, de Dream, un « réseau d’échange et d’action pour le développement » destiné aux jeunes, Sarah Toumi, aujourd’hui 29 ans, quitte Paris en 2012 pour retrouver la campagne tunisienne et ses souvenirs d’enfance. N’ayant jamais pu oublier les inégalités et la pauvreté qui régnaient à Bir Salah, le village de son grand-père, dans la région de Sfax (Centre), elle crée Acacias for All, une entreprise « à vocation sociale ». Objectif : réduire le déficit hydrique de cette localité affectée par le changement climatique. Une initiative qui vaut à Sarah Toumi d’être la seule Arabe et Africaine à figurer dans le classement mondial 2016 des trente meilleurs entrepreneurs de moins de 30 ans, établi par le magazine américain Forbes.
M35-447 · 2016
1er novembre 2016 : dans l'huilerie du grand père de Sarah Toumi, un lieu qui inspire la jeune franco tunisienne dans tous ses projets associatifs et entrepreunarial. Depuis ses 11 ans, Sarah Toumi ne jure que par l’action collective. Fondatrice, en 2008, de Dream, un « réseau d’échange et d’action pour le développement » destiné aux jeunes, Sarah Toumi, aujourd’hui 29 ans, quitte Paris en 2012 pour retrouver la campagne tunisienne et ses souvenirs d’enfance. N’ayant jamais pu oublier les inégalités et la pauvreté qui régnaient à Bir Salah, le village de son grand-père, dans la région de Sfax (Centre), elle crée Acacias for All, une entreprise « à vocation sociale ». Objectif : réduire le déficit hydrique de cette localité affectée par le changement climatique. Une initiative qui vaut à Sarah Toumi d’être la seule Arabe et Africaine à figurer dans le classement mondial 2016 des trente meilleurs entrepreneurs de moins de 30 ans, établi par le magazine américain Forbes.
M35-446 · 2016
November 1, 2016: at the family oil mill with her grandfather Ramadan Sghaier—a man and a place that inspire the young Franco-Tunisian woman in all her community and entrepreneurial projects. Since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she created Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to appear on the 2016 global list of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-445 · 2016
November 1, 2016: at the family oil mill with her grandfather Ramadan Sghaier—a man and a place that inspire the young Franco-Tunisian woman in all her community and entrepreneurial projects. Since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she created Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to appear on the 2016 global list of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-444 · 2016
November 1, 2016: at the family oil mill with her grandfather Ramadan Sghaier—a man and a place that inspire the young Franco-Tunisian woman in all her community and entrepreneurial projects. Since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she created Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to appear on the 2016 global list of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-443 · 2016
November 1, 2016: at the family oil mill with her grandfather Ramadan Sghaier—a man and a place that inspire the young Franco-Tunisian woman in all her community and entrepreneurial projects. Since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she created Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to appear on the 2016 global list of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-442 · 2016
1er novembre 2016 : dans l'huilerie du grand père de Sarah Toumi, un lieu qui inspire la jeune franco tunisienne dans tous ses projets associatifs et entrepreunarial. Depuis ses 11 ans, Sarah Toumi ne jure que par l’action collective. Fondatrice, en 2008, de Dream, un « réseau d’échange et d’action pour le développement » destiné aux jeunes, Sarah Toumi, aujourd’hui 29 ans, quitte Paris en 2012 pour retrouver la campagne tunisienne et ses souvenirs d’enfance. N’ayant jamais pu oublier les inégalités et la pauvreté qui régnaient à Bir Salah, le village de son grand-père, dans la région de Sfax (Centre), elle crée Acacias for All, une entreprise « à vocation sociale ». Objectif : réduire le déficit hydrique de cette localité affectée par le changement climatique. Une initiative qui vaut à Sarah Toumi d’être la seule Arabe et Africaine à figurer dans le classement mondial 2016 des trente meilleurs entrepreneurs de moins de 30 ans, établi par le magazine américain Forbes.
M35-441 · 2016
1er novembre 2016 : dans l'huilerie du grand père de Sarah Toumi, un lieu qui inspire la jeune franco tunisienne dans tous ses projets associatifs et entrepreunarial. Depuis ses 11 ans, Sarah Toumi ne jure que par l’action collective. Fondatrice, en 2008, de Dream, un « réseau d’échange et d’action pour le développement » destiné aux jeunes, Sarah Toumi, aujourd’hui 29 ans, quitte Paris en 2012 pour retrouver la campagne tunisienne et ses souvenirs d’enfance. N’ayant jamais pu oublier les inégalités et la pauvreté qui régnaient à Bir Salah, le village de son grand-père, dans la région de Sfax (Centre), elle crée Acacias for All, une entreprise « à vocation sociale ». Objectif : réduire le déficit hydrique de cette localité affectée par le changement climatique. Une initiative qui vaut à Sarah Toumi d’être la seule Arabe et Africaine à figurer dans le classement mondial 2016 des trente meilleurs entrepreneurs de moins de 30 ans, établi par le magazine américain Forbes.
M35-440 · 2016
1er novembre 2016 : dans l'huilerie du grand père de Sarah Toumi, un lieu qui inspire la jeune franco tunisienne dans tous ses projets associatifs et entrepreunarial. Depuis ses 11 ans, Sarah Toumi ne jure que par l’action collective. Fondatrice, en 2008, de Dream, un « réseau d’échange et d’action pour le développement » destiné aux jeunes, Sarah Toumi, aujourd’hui 29 ans, quitte Paris en 2012 pour retrouver la campagne tunisienne et ses souvenirs d’enfance. N’ayant jamais pu oublier les inégalités et la pauvreté qui régnaient à Bir Salah, le village de son grand-père, dans la région de Sfax (Centre), elle crée Acacias for All, une entreprise « à vocation sociale ». Objectif : réduire le déficit hydrique de cette localité affectée par le changement climatique. Une initiative qui vaut à Sarah Toumi d’être la seule Arabe et Africaine à figurer dans le classement mondial 2016 des trente meilleurs entrepreneurs de moins de 30 ans, établi par le magazine américain Forbes.
M35-439 · 2016
1er novembre 2016 : dans l'huilerie du grand père de Sarah Toumi, un lieu qui inspire la jeune franco tunisienne dans tous ses projets associatifs et entrepreunarial. Depuis ses 11 ans, Sarah Toumi ne jure que par l’action collective. Fondatrice, en 2008, de Dream, un « réseau d’échange et d’action pour le développement » destiné aux jeunes, Sarah Toumi, aujourd’hui 29 ans, quitte Paris en 2012 pour retrouver la campagne tunisienne et ses souvenirs d’enfance. N’ayant jamais pu oublier les inégalités et la pauvreté qui régnaient à Bir Salah, le village de son grand-père, dans la région de Sfax (Centre), elle crée Acacias for All, une entreprise « à vocation sociale ». Objectif : réduire le déficit hydrique de cette localité affectée par le changement climatique. Une initiative qui vaut à Sarah Toumi d’être la seule Arabe et Africaine à figurer dans le classement mondial 2016 des trente meilleurs entrepreneurs de moins de 30 ans, établi par le magazine américain Forbes.
M35-438 · 2016
November 1, 2016: with her uncle Nourreddine Sghaier, who runs Sarah Toumi’s grandfather’s olive oil mill—a place that inspires the young Franco-Tunisian woman in all her community and entrepreneurial projects. Since she was 11, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-437 · 2016
November 1, 2016: In her garage, Samira Shgaier has set up a small workshop where she produces moringa-based woven goods and other products made from crops grown in her garden for the nonprofit “Acacias for All,” She actively participates in the social enterprise development program that trains farmers from Sarah Toumi’s association. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-409 · 2016
November 1, 2016: In her garage, Samira Shgaier has set up a small workshop where she produces moringa-based woven goods and other products made from crops grown in her garden for the nonprofit “Acacias for All,” She actively participates in the social enterprise development program that trains farmers from Sarah Toumi’s association. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-408 · 2016
November 1, 2016: In her garage, Samira Shgaier has set up a small workshop where she produces moringa-based woven goods and other products made from crops grown in her garden for the nonprofit “Acacias for All,” She actively participates in the social enterprise development program that trains farmers from Sarah Toumi’s association. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-407 · 2016
November 1, 2016: In her garage, Samira Shgaier has set up a small workshop where she produces moringa-based woven goods and other products made from crops grown in her garden for the nonprofit “Acacias for All,” She actively participates in the social enterprise development program that trains farmers from Sarah Toumi’s association. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-406 · 2016
November 1, 2016: In her garage, Samira Shgaier has set up a small workshop where she produces moringa-based woven goods and other products made from crops grown in her garden for the nonprofit “Acacias for All,” She actively participates in the social enterprise development program that trains farmers from Sarah Toumi’s association. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah, her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia), she founded Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to be included in the 2016 global ranking of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-405 · 2016
November 1, 2016: Moringa leaves—a new crop that is profitable, fast-growing, and well-suited to Tunisia’s climate—which Sarah Toumi is helping farmers in Bir Salah and other regions of Tunisia cultivate. Since she was 11 years old, Sarah Toumi has been a firm believer in collective action. In 2008, she founded Dream, a “network for exchange and action for development” aimed at young people. Now 29, Sarah Toumi left Paris in 2012 to return to the Tunisian countryside and reconnect with her childhood memories. Unable to forget the inequality and poverty that prevailed in Bir Salah—her grandfather’s village in the Sfax region (central Tunisia)—she created Acacias for All, a “social enterprise.” Her goal: to reduce the water shortage in this community affected by climate change. This initiative earned Sarah Toumi the distinction of being the only Arab and African woman to appear on the 2016 global list of the top 30 entrepreneurs under 30, compiled by the American magazine Forbes.
M35-404 · 2016
1er novembre 2016 : Mur des fiertés et des rêves réalisés par les femmes de Bir Salah au Fortin de la Connaissance de l'association Dream in Tunisia, un espace offrant des services sociaux-culturels, éducatifs et économiques, participant à l’émancipation des usagers. Depuis ses 11 ans, Sarah Toumi ne jure que par l’action collective. Fondatrice, en 2008, de Dream, un « réseau d’échange et d’action pour le développement » destiné aux jeunes, Sarah Toumi, aujourd’hui 29 ans, quitte Paris en 2012 pour retrouver la campagne tunisienne et ses souvenirs d’enfance. N’ayant jamais pu oublier les inégalités et la pauvreté qui régnaient à Bir Salah, le village de son grand-père, dans la région de Sfax (Centre), elle crée Acacias for All, une entreprise « à vocation sociale ». Objectif : réduire le déficit hydrique de cette localité affectée par le changement climatique. Une initiative qui vaut à Sarah Toumi d’être la seule Arabe et Africaine à figurer dans le classement mondial 2016 des trente meilleurs entrepreneurs de moins de 30 ans, établi par le magazine américain Forbes.
M35-403 · 2016
1er novembre 2016 : Mur des fiertés et des rêves réalisés par les femmes de Bir Salah au Fortin de la Connaissance de l'association Dream in Tunisia, un espace offrant des services sociaux-culturels, éducatifs et économiques, participant à l’émancipation des usagers. Depuis ses 11 ans, Sarah Toumi ne jure que par l’action collective. Fondatrice, en 2008, de Dream, un « réseau d’échange et d’action pour le développement » destiné aux jeunes, Sarah Toumi, aujourd’hui 29 ans, quitte Paris en 2012 pour retrouver la campagne tunisienne et ses souvenirs d’enfance. N’ayant jamais pu oublier les inégalités et la pauvreté qui régnaient à Bir Salah, le village de son grand-père, dans la région de Sfax (Centre), elle crée Acacias for All, une entreprise « à vocation sociale ». Objectif : réduire le déficit hydrique de cette localité affectée par le changement climatique. Une initiative qui vaut à Sarah Toumi d’être la seule Arabe et Africaine à figurer dans le classement mondial 2016 des trente meilleurs entrepreneurs de moins de 30 ans, établi par le magazine américain Forbes.
M35-402 · 2016
1er novembre 2016 : Mur des fiertés et des rêves réalisés par les femmes de Bir Salah au Fortin de la Connaissance de l'association Dream in Tunisia, un espace offrant des services sociaux-culturels, éducatifs et économiques, participant à l’émancipation des usagers. Depuis ses 11 ans, Sarah Toumi ne jure que par l’action collective. Fondatrice, en 2008, de Dream, un « réseau d’échange et d’action pour le développement » destiné aux jeunes, Sarah Toumi, aujourd’hui 29 ans, quitte Paris en 2012 pour retrouver la campagne tunisienne et ses souvenirs d’enfance. N’ayant jamais pu oublier les inégalités et la pauvreté qui régnaient à Bir Salah, le village de son grand-père, dans la région de Sfax (Centre), elle crée Acacias for All, une entreprise « à vocation sociale ». Objectif : réduire le déficit hydrique de cette localité affectée par le changement climatique. Une initiative qui vaut à Sarah Toumi d’être la seule Arabe et Africaine à figurer dans le classement mondial 2016 des trente meilleurs entrepreneurs de moins de 30 ans, établi par le magazine américain Forbes.
M35-401 · 2016