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The New Development Model targets progress by 2035, yet the country must tackle compounded challenges: heightened climate vulnerability from severe droughts, the need to accelerate structural reforms, and limited fiscal space. The CCDR links Morocco’s development goals with climate risks and opportunities, highlighting a resilient and low-carbon pathway supported by three priority areas and enabling cross-cutting dimensions like financing, institutions, and equitable transition.","Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized Pub lic Disclosure Authorized  \nMIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA  \nMorocco Executive Summary  \nWorld Bank Group  \nOctobre 2022  \nExecutive Summary  \nMorocco is at a critical juncture in its development process. The structural reforms launched two decades ago have given way to a sustained period of economic growth and poverty reduction that is unparalleled in the country’s recent history. However, this model began to exhibit increasing signs of exhaustion even before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, prompting an inclusive national reflection on how Morocco’s path towards more rapid economic growth and social development can be reinvigorated. This resulted in the New Development Model (NDM), which has set ambitious development targets with a 2035 horizon. The country now faces intertwined and compounded challenges in order to implement this vision: (i) heightened vulnerability to a changing climate, as evidenced by the recent string of severe droughts (three in the last four years); (ii) the urgent need to accelerate structural reforms to put the country’s development on a more solid, equitable, and sustainable path; and (iii) achieving all of this within a constrained fiscal space.  \nThis Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR) explores the relationship between Morocco’s development goals and climate change, in terms of both risks and opportunities. Building on an extensive body of quantitative and qualitative studies as well as on novel modeling exercises,1 this CCDR analyzes the interplay between the country’s development goals and climate change, and examines the risks that climate change poses to the country’s development path, but also the opportunities that can come from the global trend toward decarbonization. And it explores policy and investment options that could achieve both climate and development objectives in a synergistic manner.  \nBuilding on a rich body of analytical work, three priority areas were identified for this CCDR. These were considered to capture the most salient nexuses between Morocco’s development prospects and its climate commitments, and to hold the greatest potential for putting Morocco on a climate-resilient and low-carbon (RLC) pathway. These areas are: (i) tackling water scarcity and droughts, notably through the lens of the water-agriculture nexus; (ii) enhancing resilience to floods in order to preserve urban and coastal economies and livelihoods; and (iii) decarbonizing the economy, looking at a zero-net emission pathway by the 2050s. In addition, three cross-cutting areas are seen as critical enablers in order for these priority areas to materialize: (i) financing (from both private and public sources);  \n(ii) institutions and governance; and (iii) equitable transition to ensure that no one is left behind.  \nFigure-Morocco’s CCDR Framework for a Resilient and Low Carbon (RLC) Pathway  \nThree cross-cutting dimensions  \nTHREE PRIORITY AREAS  \nFINANCING  \nINSTITUTIONS & GOV ERNANCE  \nEQUITABL E TRANSITION  \n1 It should be recognized, however, that the economic and social effects associated with climate change are still uncertain in Morocco, as elsewhere. As such,  \nthe quantitative tools presented in this report are not intended to generate predictions of such impacts, but to provide a unified analytical framework with which to identify the tradeoffs between various policy choices.  \nII  \nRapport Climat et Développement au Maroc  \nA key message that emerges from this CCDR is that Morocco can pursue a path that contributes to achieving both climate and development objectives in a synergistic manner. The modeling exercises presented in this report show that embarking on a RLC pathway would not compromise Morocco´s macroeconomic stability. They indicate instead that GDP and growth could be higher than in a scenario of inaction. 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