Impact Investment
A Strategic Commitment to Impact Investment: Investing to Transform
As a key actor within the economic ecosystem, the Tunisian Investment Fund places impact investing at the core of its intervention strategy.
This commitment extends beyond the pursuit of financial performance alone. It reflects a firm resolve to generate measurable economic social and environmental outcomes in alignment with the Sustainable Development Goals and Tunisia’s strategic national priorities.
Within the Fund, impact lies at the core of every intervention. Each investment decision is designed as a lever for sustainable transformation, contributing to long-term value creation and the structural transformation of the national economy.
This commitment is structured around four complementary dimensions:
Alignment with International Standards (GIIN)
In a spirit of institutional excellence, the Fund draws on the principles of the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN), the international benchmark for impact investment.
This alignment ensures the rigour transparency and credibility of the Fund’s interventions.
In this regard the Fund is committed to:
- Intentionality: directing financing towards projects that address clearly defined economic, social and environmental challenges.
- Performance Management: grounding investment decisions in reliable data and measurable indicators to ensure the effectiveness of interventions.
A Structured Impact Measurement and Monitoring Framework
The Tunisian Investment Fund has established an integrated framework for evaluating and monitoring the impacts generated by its direct and indirect interventions.
This framework serves as a cross-cutting tool enabling a rigorous, results-oriented approach aligned with international best practices.
The measurement system is built on the IRIS+ standards developed by the GIIN the global reference for impact measurement management and optimisation.
It enables the Fund to:
- Standardise indicators by drawing on a common framework to measure project performance across employment, regional development and energy transition;
- Ensure international comparability, by enabling partners and funders to evaluate results against recognised international standards;
- Strengthen governance by integrating non-financial indicators into activity reports and intervention monitoring, ensuring transparency and sound management of public resources.
