...Hamida Lahjouji; Mariam El Haddadi; Mohamed Tabaa Purpose Morocco has experienced a significant economic growth over the past decades, driven by strategic reforms that have allowed it to gain in competitiveness as an attractive destination for foreign direct investment (FDI). However...

...Malika Neifar; Amira Ghorbel; Kawthar Bouaziz Purpose This study attempts to come in help for Morocco by investigating rigorously the linkage between environmental degradation, measured by ecological footprint (EF), and the gross domestic product growth (EG), the human capital (HC) index...

.../methodology/approach The limited availability of electrical grid in rural areas of Morocco makes necessary the adoption of new methods in order to provide the needs of energy services, which represent an important factor affecting the quality of life. The studies that were undertaken in this current paper...

...). The sewage of the city of El Jadida, which is situated on the Moroccan Atlantic coast, flows untreated directly into the ocean. This method of waste disposal is quite common in Morocco and among other developing nations and causes considerable damage to the ecosystem, waterfront inhabitants, swimmers...

... of Morocco resulted in a significant increase of generated amounts of urban wastewater. Indeed, the volume of produced wastewater increased from 129 to 470 million m³ per year from 1970 to 1994 with an annual increase rate of 5.3 per cent. In Marrakesh, water supplies are very scarce and this fact...