The transition to a green economy is connected in most developing countries and emerging economies with the hope for positive employment effects. In post-revolutionary Tunisia, this is increasingly the case as unemployment has increased, especially among young people by the international financial and economic crisis, the decrepit structures of the old regime and the slow development of the post-revolutionary institutional reorganization. The present study expands the input-output table for Tunisia to include green sectors and projects it to the future by means of a simple macro-driven model. With this tool the success of policy measures is evaluated. The results are published in French and English.