The World Bank approved a $450 million loan to support key governance reforms in Morocco this December 15, as part of the government’s ambitious strategy to modernize the public sector.
The Moroccan government had spoken extensively on its plans to upscale the public sector, streamline administrative processes and introduce technological solutions to its biggest challenges.
Building on past World Bank governance programs in Morocco, the Public Sector Performance (ENNAJAA) Program for Results (PforR) aims to improve the performance and transparency of government operations and service delivery.
The program focuses on three areas, first is the guarantee of the transparency and efficiency of public spending, and ensuring proper resource management and allocation.
The second focus concerns revenue collection and compliance with fiscal obligations, through the simplification of regional fiscal framing, enlarging the fiscal pool, and reinforcing regional control mechanisms.
The program’s third focus is on the improvement of digital reforms and transformation, to improve the digitalization of various public administrations and services, and allow remote access to these services to all Moroccans, on an open access principle.
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