py-amine/2030-world-cup-impact

A data + reasoning Streamlit dashboard analyzing Morocco’s possible long-term impact from co-hosting the 2030 FIFA World Cup # Morocco 2030 Impact Dashboard A data + reasoning dashboard analyzing the possible long-term impact of Morocco co-hosting the 2030 FIFA World Cup. The project asks one main question: > Will the 2030 World Cup actually benefit Morocco long-term? Instead of only showing charts, this dashboard combines public data, reported figures and structured reasoning to explore whether the World Cup can become long-term development or mostly short-term spectacle. --- ## Live Dashboard Open the live dashboard --- ## Dashboard Preview ### Project Overview The dashboard examines whether hosting the 2030 FIFA World Cup can create lasting value for Morocco through tourism, infrastructure, employment, local business growth, and improvements to daily life. ### Data and Interpretation Historical indicators are paired with interpretation to distinguish temporary event-related activity from sustainable, long-term development. ### Long-Term Verdict The final model balances potential benefits against economic and social risks, producing a conditional rather than purely optimistic conclusion. --- ## Main Question **Will the 2030 World Cup actually benefit Morocco in the long term?** The project explores this question through: - Tourism impact - Infrastructure and investment - Economic risks - Social impact - Long-term verdict - Methodology and sources --- ## Key Features ### Tourism Impact Analyzes Morocco’s tourism growth, recent recovery and the 2030 tourism target. It asks whether the World Cup can create repeat tourism, regional tourism, and local business income instead of only a short-term visitor spike. ### Infrastructure & Investment Uses a legacy vs event-only framework to evaluate whether infrastructure projects will remain useful after 2030. The page compares airports, rail, roads, stadiums, and other investments. ### Economic Risks Looks at GDP growth, unemployment, investment growth and inflation. It also includes a household-pressure perspec …