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Morocco has positioned itself as Europe's migration gatekeeper and Africa's humanitarian partner, but can it credibly serve both roles at once?
“People see there is wealth, but it is poorly distributed” Klarissa Krause, Dr. Mohammed Masbah Interview: The 2025 GenZ 212 protests in Morocco erupted due to systemic problems in the distribution of resources and development across the country. Despite the movement’s initial momentum among young people and Moroccan society more broadly, the lack of centralised coordination and outbreak of violence among protesters ultimately caused a reversal in public support. Nevertheless, the protests succeeded in extracting...
Terms of Reference – Development of a digital, interactive, and multilingual platform MIPA is seeking a service provider to develop and maintain an open-access, digital, interactive, and multilingual platform (Arabic/English) to serve as a National Digital Hub. This platform will centralize existing digital transformation tools and relay Civic Tech tools at the national level. In addition, the platform will list the project’s outputs: a participatory, and continuously updatable national mapping of Moroccan civil society,...
Despite the significant progress achieved in expanding social protection,a large segment of the population remains outside the scope of effective coverage because of the extensive informal economy. This structural contradiction highlights a fundamental disconnect between the legal framework and economic realities, raising important challenges for ensuring both equity and the financial sustainability of the social protection system.
ToR: Development of a National Index for Monitoring and Strengthening the Digital Capacities of Moroccan CSOs The Moroccan Institute for Policy Analysis (MIPA) is seeking an Individual Consultant/Service provider to conduct a study in the framework of the project SAWTECH. The selected candidate will lead a study designed to diagnose, monitor, and strengthen the digital capacities of Moroccan Civil Society Organizations (CSOs). The ultimate goal is to enhance their influence on public policy and...
Call for Applications: 10th Training on Public Policy Paper Writing The Moroccan Institute for Policy Analysis (MIPA), in partnership with Heinrich Böll Stiftung (HBS), is pleased to announce the launch of the 10th edition of its Public Policy Paper Writing Training Program. Dates: July 25–26, 2026 Location: Rabat, Morocco Application Deadline: June 20, 2026 About the Training Program This edition of the training program targets researchers, Master’s and PhD students, civil society actors...
The new generation of territorial development programs is expected to address the structural challenges associated with “Two-Speed Morocco.” However, the adopted methodology risks institutionalizing a parallel governance framework that may undermine the constitutional architecture of territorial governance for development.
Webinar The New Generation and Environmental Activism: Youth Perspectives and Aspirations for a Just Climate The Moroccan Institute for Policy Analysis (MIPA) is pleased to invite you to an online webinar held within the framework of the DIRAIA project, addressing the role of the new generation in environmental activism amid escalating climate challenges.In the context of worsening climate impacts, young people in Morocco and the region are emerging as a dynamic force reimagining environmental...
Sustainable Energy Futures: The Role of Civil Society in the MENA Region Report Produced by the Moroccan Institute for Policy Analysis and authored by Dr. Karim Choukri, this report examines the energy transition in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, with a focus on the role of civil society in advancing sustainable and inclusive energy systems. The analysis is based on policy review, official data, and comparative case studies from across the...
Fractured Social Contract: Citizens, State, and Trust in Institutions in MENA
