Interview avec Uri Dadush, Senior Fellow , au sujet des inégalités au Maroc.

This Policy Brief examines the current banking crisis in the United States and its implications for Africa. Many studies have pointed out the main factors responsible for this crisis, including poor risk-management practices in the failed banks, the sector’s weak regulatory structure, and the failure of bank supervisors. However, a key factor that has contributed to the extent and speed of the crisis is the U.S. Federal Reserve’s (Fed) policy actions, including the elimination of re ...

La réforme du Code du statut personnel (Moudawana), en février 2004, a permis d’ouvrir de nouvelles perspectives à la condition de la femme marocaine. Le Code de la famille a constitué une avancée sociale, entre autres par la mise en place de mesures relatives au divorce qui permettent une plus grande protection des droits des femmes dont notamment l’énoncé d’une disposition de partage des biens acquis pendant le mariage. Toutefois, le Code n’a pas décliné de façon explici ...

Morocco has made important strides in reducing poverty in the last three decades, thanks in large part to trade and industrial policies aimed at durably inserting the country into world flows of goods, services, and cross-border investment. Since 1992, per capita incomes have tripled (in current US$), contributing to a threefold drop in the Kingdom’s poverty headcount. The country of 37 million features consistently as one of the better-performing and more stable economies in the No ...

The energy and ecological transition (EET) is inevitable, desirable, and now accepted worldwide. But how this transition will be financed remains highly uncertain. This Policy Paper analyzes the financing needs and reviews the different possible financial channels. Some avenues have already been launched, and procedures and instruments are being put in place, but all of this remains insufficient. Many solutions will have to be combined, and these will require financial innovations, ...