Abstract
Morocco is facing environmental challenges and has embarked on an ecological transition. The country is addressing issues like pollution, climate change, and resource depletion through strategies and initiatives. It aims to promote renewable energy, improve water management, and implement pollution control measures. The ecological transition presents economic and social challenges, requiring a balance between environmental protection and economic growth. Local communities must be involved in planning to address potential social impacts. The research conducted in a specific region contributed to understanding the ecological transition’s impact on the community. However, the study faced limitations in data collection and logistics.The Moroccan government has initiated programs to improve water use efficiency, such as drip irrigation, wastewater reuse, and dam construction to store water during drought periods. Air and water pollution are also major concerns for Morocco.
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