A global water survey for 2025 has highlighted Morocco as one of the most water-conscious nations in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, with increasing awareness of the severity of drought and the need for water conservation.
The survey, conducted by Grohe, a leading innovator in water solutions, gathered insights from over 20,000 consumers worldwide.
The findings indicate that 72% of respondents in the MENA region consider water scarcity an urgent crisis, while 60% have already implemented water-saving technologies in their homes.
Morocco, in particular, ranked among the countries most aware of water shortages, a trend largely driven by the country’s seven-year drought and its impact on daily life.
The survey also notes a positive shift toward sustainability in Morocco, as many consumers have embraced innovative solutions to optimize water usage.
This heightened environmental awareness coincides with recent heavy rainfall and snowfall, which have offered temporary relief but reinforced the importance of long-term conservation efforts.
However, despite the growing recognition of water scarcity, the report identifies high costs and lack of information as major barriers to widespread adoption of water-saving measures.
The findings suggest that greater accessibility to affordable conservation technologies and public awareness campaigns will be crucial in ensuring sustainable water management in Morocco and beyond.
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