The draft law 72-18 on the mechanism for targeting beneficiaries of support programs will be examined in plenary session, Thursday, June 11, at the House of Councillors, before being transferred to the House of Representatives. This text aims to create a Unified Social Register.
All indicators are in the red at the level of Moroccan households. Their morale is at its lowest due to the raging pandemic, which is making their lives harder than usual.
The covid-19 pandemic will increase the poverty rate in Morocco by one percentage point. This is information revealed by a report jointly prepared by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA) and the World Bank.
Still in the dynamic of limiting the spread of the coronavirus, 3,000 homeless people are welcomed in social or sports centers. This is what the statistics of the Ministry of Solidarity and Family indicate.
An initiative has been launched in Tangier by civil society actors to house the homeless and homeless during the state of health emergency.
Oxfam published its latest report on global inequalities, entitled "Those Who Count", on Monday, January 20. It emerges that Morocco is "the most unequal country in North Africa".
Domestic violence in Morocco is often caused by poverty and material conflicts of interest. 55% of women and 74% of men in a survey conducted by the High Commission for Planning have emphasized this.
Morocco ranks 121st in the 2019 global ranking of countries by Human Development Index (HDI) of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The Kingdom thus gains two places compared to the previous year when it was ranked 123rd.
Young Moroccans may repeatedly demonstrate their love for their country, but their hope for a better future lies in immigration. The reason is that the reforms carried out in the vital sectors of the country do not meet their pressing or urgent needs.
As part of the World Days of Vision and Aging, a medical solidarity program for the care of 5,000 elderly patients has been jointly launched by the Association of Private Ophthalmologists of Rabat and the Moroccan Medical Solidarity Association.
Morocco’s efforts to reduce and eliminate malnutrition are recognized by Florence Roll, representative of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Morocco.
The World Bank looked, in a monitoring report published on Tuesday, October 9, at the economic situation in Morocco and the challenges to be met, in particular those related to the prevailing poverty.