Morocco Municipal Solid Waste Management Support Program

About this project

The proposed operation will support the Government's objective of transitioning to a more financially and environmentally sustainable Municipal Solid Waste Management system in Morocco. As such, The operation will contribute to the implementation of the National Municipal Solid Waste Valorization Program (PNVDM) as well as key associated reform priorities, forming the Government Program.The operation includes a Program for Results, complemented by an Investment Project Financing (IPF) component, with an overall envelop of US$ 250 m. 1. The PforR (US$244 m) will support the Government program focusing on three strategic results areas (RAs) : RA I: Strengthening the Governance, Policies and Management of the MSW Sector (US$56.5 million) RA II: Improving the Financial Performance of the MSW Sector (US$85.5 million) RA III: Enhancing the Environmental Performance of the MSW Sector (US$102 million)Eight critical Disbursement Linked Indicators distributed across the three RAs will contribute to achieving the Program Development Objective. 2. IPF component (US$5.4 million) :Complementing the PforR Program will be an IPF-financed Technical Assistance component. This component is designed to support the effective implementation of the Program and facilitate its replicability, with sustainable outcomes. It provides policy guidance, technical specifications, quality control, and oversight for several design elements of the Program, benefiting from international experience and the shari…

Published by

World Bank · Multilateral

Countries

Morocco

Sectors

Waste management/disposal

Places

Rabat

Funded by

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Implemented by

Ministry of Energy Transition and Sustainable Development

Accountable

Ministry of Economy and Finance, Kingdom of Morocco

Passes funds through

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Published by World Bank to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 3 Oct 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: 44000-P178768.

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