The INDH's contribution to the financing of these actions and projects programmed during the past year amounts to 84.656 MDH, according to data from the Social Action Division (DAS) of the Al Haouz province prefecture.
Some 27 projects were selected under the first programme relating to "catching up on deficits in basic infrastructure and social services," for a cost estimated at 31.62 MDH, fully covered by the INDH, the same source indicates.
These projects concern the sectors of road construction and rehabilitation (9.7 km of roads, tracks, and engineering structures, i.e., 18,740 beneficiaries), connection to the electricity and solar energy network, and supply of drinking water (42,000 beneficiary households).
Regarding the programme inherent to "supporting people in precarious situations," 20 actions and projects targeting, notably, people with disabilities without income, women in situations of great precariousness, and abandoned children, were approved for an investment of 7.64 MDH, 7.47 MDH of which was covered by the INDH.
The number of beneficiaries was established at 1,807 people, the same source specifies, noting that 40.8% of the budget benefited people in precarious situations, knowing that 59.2% of this budgetary envelope was allocated to improving the quality of service within the framework of the programme.
Similarly, 58 actions and projects, financed largely by the INDH (9.48 MDH), were validated under the programme relating to "improving income and economic inclusion of young people," according to the DAS, which highlights that 45 companies were created (entrepreneurship axis) and 11 projects financed (income improvement axis), i.e., 284 beneficiaries.
Concerning the programme relating to "boosting the human capital of rising generations," 199 actions and projects were implemented, for an INDH investment of around 36.086 MDH.
These projects and actions relate to maternal and child health (36 projects and actions, 15.765 MDH), in addition to a validated community health system, the generalisation of preschool education in rural areas (492 units programmed, 227.20 MDH as the INDH share between 2019-2024), and school support (88 projects and actions, 16,145 beneficiaries for a budget of 16.061 MDH).
Some 27 projects were selected under the first programme relating to "catching up on deficits in basic infrastructure and social services," for a cost estimated at 31.62 MDH, fully covered by the INDH, the same source indicates.
These projects concern the sectors of road construction and rehabilitation (9.7 km of roads, tracks, and engineering structures, i.e., 18,740 beneficiaries), connection to the electricity and solar energy network, and supply of drinking water (42,000 beneficiary households).
Regarding the programme inherent to "supporting people in precarious situations," 20 actions and projects targeting, notably, people with disabilities without income, women in situations of great precariousness, and abandoned children, were approved for an investment of 7.64 MDH, 7.47 MDH of which was covered by the INDH.
The number of beneficiaries was established at 1,807 people, the same source specifies, noting that 40.8% of the budget benefited people in precarious situations, knowing that 59.2% of this budgetary envelope was allocated to improving the quality of service within the framework of the programme.
Similarly, 58 actions and projects, financed largely by the INDH (9.48 MDH), were validated under the programme relating to "improving income and economic inclusion of young people," according to the DAS, which highlights that 45 companies were created (entrepreneurship axis) and 11 projects financed (income improvement axis), i.e., 284 beneficiaries.
Concerning the programme relating to "boosting the human capital of rising generations," 199 actions and projects were implemented, for an INDH investment of around 36.086 MDH.
These projects and actions relate to maternal and child health (36 projects and actions, 15.765 MDH), in addition to a validated community health system, the generalisation of preschool education in rural areas (492 units programmed, 227.20 MDH as the INDH share between 2019-2024), and school support (88 projects and actions, 16,145 beneficiaries for a budget of 16.061 MDH).
