Agriculture and GDP Causality Nexus in Morocco: Empirical Evidence from a VAR Approach

Elalaoui, Ouahiba; Fadlaoui, Aziz; Maatala, Nassreddine; Ibrahimy, Abdelouafi

doi:10.11648/j.ijae.20210604.17

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“…There is no denying the fact that sustainable development is the key factor for climate adaptation and mitigation. Therefore, Morocco has considered sustainability a path for its agricultural development mainly first via Green Morocco Plan (2008-2020), followed by Green Generation Strategy (2020-2030) (Elalaoui et al, 2021). The overall objectives of the review were to explore and examine the socio-economic impacts of sustainable development on agriculture in Morocco, including the evolution of the sector and the issues that impede its sustainability.…”

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Szemelvények a BGE kutatásaiból (II. kötet)

2023

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confidence: 99%

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“…There is no denying the fact that sustainable development is the key factor for climate adaptation and mitigation. Therefore, Morocco has considered sustainability a path for its agricultural development mainly first via Green Morocco Plan (2008)(2009)(2010)(2011)(2012)(2013)(2014)(2015)(2016)(2017)(2018)(2019)(2020), followed by Green Generation Strategy (2020-2030) (Elalaoui et al, 2021). The overall objectives of the review were to explore and examine the socio-economic impacts of sustainable development on agriculture in Morocco, including the evolution of the sector and the issues that impede its sustainability.…”

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Socio-economic impacts of sustainable development on agriculture in Morocco

Samir

2023

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Morocco, the 5th largest African economy by GDP, largely depends on agriculture. The sector represents 35% of all employment, with 72% of rural employment. Considering agricultural vulnerability to climate change. Morocco is confronted with the increasing prevalence of drought. The study aimed to examine the socio-economic impacts of sustainable development on agriculture in Morocco by analyzing the existing literature to explore and provide up-to-date information about recent changes and trends. It concluded that the adoption of sustainable practices fostered productivity and reduced the volatility of value-added in agriculture. However, the main challenges are water scarcity and difficulty in the adoption of new practices due to the high illiteracy rate in rural areas 50.9% (2014).

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Understanding and controlling chemical clogging in drip irrigation: Integrating experimental methods, density functional theory calculations and molecular dynamics simulations

Said,

Mohamed,

Abdallah

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Irrigation and Drainage

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The chemical clogging of water drips is the main obstacle to the adoption and spread of microirrigation technology. The aim of this research is to understand the scaling phenomenon by identifying the substances responsible for emitter clogging using a combination of different methods of characterization and to investigate the effectiveness of a new product ‘Melacide P/2’ as a calcium carbonate scale inhibitor. A non‐electrochemical method from the Laboratory of Chemistry and Genie of the Environment (LCGE) was employed to investigate the effect of the inhibitor against calcium carbonate precipitation at 25°C. X‐ray diffraction (XRD) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) were used to study the effect of Melacide P/2 on the scale morphology and crystalline phases. Density functional theory (DFT) and Monte Carlo (MC) simulations were performed to support the experimental results. Characterization techniques revealed that the scale recovered from the drips consisted mainly of calcium carbonate, a variety of calcite. The experimental data indicate the likelihood of preventing calcium carbonate precipitation after the addition of a very small amount (0.30 mg L⁻¹) of Melacide P/2 under the conditions of the experiment. XRD and SEM revealed that the inhibitor tested has the potential to disrupt or block regular CaCO3 crystal growth and transform a more stable and adherent scale of calcite to aragonite, which is easy to eliminate. The theoretical approach adopted supports the experimental findings. Therefore, Melacide P/2 could be used as a cost‐effective green‐scale inhibitor to protect microirrigation systems from unwanted scale formation.

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Agriculture and GDP Causality Nexus in Morocco: Empirical Evidence from a VAR Approach

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Szemelvények a BGE kutatásaiból (II. kötet)

Szemelvények a BGE kutatásaiból (II. kötet)

Socio-economic impacts of sustainable development on agriculture in Morocco

Understanding and controlling chemical clogging in drip irrigation: Integrating experimental methods, density functional theory calculations and molecular dynamics simulations

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