The High Commission for Planning (HCP) discussed its 2022-2025 activities program on Monday, announcing a new approach focused on the new development model and UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The High Commissioner for planning, Ahmed Lahlimi Alami held talks centered around a determined approach for regionalization, digitization of its management model, and structural and statistical analysis work, based on the HCP’s institutional reform.
The following is the list of HCP’s activities program for 2022-2025:
-Update knowledge and data on the economic, social, and environmental structures of the country.
-Conducting large national structural surveys.
-The General Census of Population and Housing.
-Promote the regionalization of the institutional exchange of statistical and economic information.
-Continue to enrich tools dedicated to economic and social analysis.
-Complete the process of digitizing HCP’s business model.
-Expand the range of ways to disseminate products and renovate the corporate website.
-Contribute to a better government perception of human resources issues.
-Continue to promote partnerships to enhance external relations.
HCP said that it has established multiple partnerships and cooperations with several international organizations such as the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the European Union, United Nations agencies, such as UNECA, UNDP, UNFPA, UN Women, ILO, and UNICEF in order to promote studies on economic and social dimensions of countries.
HCP’s event also marked the official kickoff for the institution’s new Internet portal, which will have the same address, and work on combining rich content and simplicity of access.
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