Tunisia is known as “Tunis Elkhadraa” (Tunisia the green), thanks to its historical wide green lands of olives and grapes, however in recent years, the country has been grappling with the effects of climate change. Population growth, economic development and urbanisation have also increased pressure on energy, food and water, thus undermining the sustainable use of resources. These pressing challenges require the development of a comprehensive national Water-Energy-Food Nexus (WEFN) strategy in light of the mandate and targets of both the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the 2015 Paris climate summit. The WEFN strategy would aim to implement integrated planning and management that reduces trade-offs and creates synergies across the three sectors, ensuring that the environmental and social needs of future generations are reflected in policies and practices. This White paper calls for the establishment of a WEFN committee under the aegis of the National Environmental Protection Agency (ANPE) in Tunisia that will be in charge of increasing policy coherence among the three sectors and climate change policies to provide integrated solutions aimed at mitigating nexus-related risks (integrated policies, non-siloes thinking, linking up across sectors and ministries). In support of the country’s overall goals of achieving long-term sustainable economic development and reducing its vulnerability, this committee will also contribute to building understanding of the overall scope of WEFN as an integrated approach to drive sustainable development in Tunisia, ensuring the development of natural resource management while promoting the circular economy through ad hoc economic measures and social instruments, and stimulating creative thinking and the development of a culture of innovation and technology adoption in the field of WEFN among young people and the community.