Governance of the national initiative for human development, the challenges of advanced regionalization and the requirements of administrative deconcentrating in Morocco

Abstract

This article aims to analyze the new governance approach of the National Initiative for Human Development, within the unique context of Morocco's territorial development. The text will focus on providing objective evaluations and clear, concise information while maintaining a logical flow of information with causal connections between statements. Technical term abbreviations will be explained when first used, and consistent academic formatting and language will be employed throughout. Any subjective evaluations will be clearly marked as such, and the language used will be formal, precise, and free from grammatical errors, biased, or embellished language. This approach is crucial, particularly given that scientific literature has demonstrated the significance of governance in socioeconomic development. It ensures transparency, efficiency, and performance in any project aimed at initiating developmental processes. Our conceptual framework is based on the increasing importance given to territorial development, principles of good governance of the National Initiative for Human Development, and the interdependence between governance of this initiative and territorial development. the objective of this research is to reflect on the convergence of public policies in their various facets. Prerequisites, challenges, best practices, strategies, and areas of improvement will be discussed. Specifically, we will focus on the institutional and organizational aspects of implementing the new governance model of the National Initiative for Human Development. Similarly, we will attempt to explore the scope and limitations of the dynamics of this initiative in terms of governance and convergence to the best of our ability.