TESTING THE DISTRIBUTIONAL DIVERGENCE IN THE PILLARS OF REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN MOROCCO

Domain:

socioeconomic

Record type:

paper

Creator:

AbdIntAzı

Publisher:

Jou

Host:

This article examines the distributional divergence of the pillars of regional development in Morocco using a new hierarchical clustering algorithm from the unsupervised machine learning literature. The study utilizes a unique dataset of regional indicators to identify the major clusters of development and differences in regional performance in terms of economic transformation, social inclusion, and environmental sustainability. Results from the hierarchical clustering algorithm show that the Moroccan regions are highly differentiated and the clusters identified do not necessarily coincide with the traditional administrative divisions. This suggests that the policies implemented in Morocco have not been effective in achieving balanced development across all regions. The findings of this study provide important insights into the challenges of regional development in Morocco and the potential of using machine learning algorithms to better identify and address regional disparities.

Visit

doi.org

Convergence and Divergence in the Development of African Languages

Abstract In the present chapter a bird’s-eye view of some problems associated with

Development and testing of a desert dust module in a regional climate model

International audience We develop a desert dust module and implement it within a regi

The economic dimension in regional division in Morocco: analysis of the convergence of regions

Abstract

This article will diagnose the e

The Distributional Politics of Social Transfers in Kenya

Abstract This chapter examines the politics of distributing the Cash Transfer for O

Is Sub-Saharan Africa on the path to achieving regional convergence or divergence in digital agriculture?

Context and background Despite its crucial contribution to eliminating poverty, addressing

THE ROLE OF FACEBOOK IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CIVIC ENGAGEMENT IN MOROCCO

The study investigates the factors that inspire Moroccans to engage in both online and offline civic