Publications and reports
The Observatory's publications, and key reports from Moroccan and international institutions on the economy, financial stability and climate, updated automatically.
Updated : 6 November 2026
Economic brief: climate, economy and financial stability in Morocco (October 2026)
Monthly brief produced automatically from the Observatory's data El Khlifi, I. Read the report Download PDF Other languages : Français · العربية
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Annual financial stability report
Financial stability report, fiscal year 2025
Published every year by Bank Al-Maghrib, ACAPS and AMMC under the Coordination and Systemic Risk Monitoring Committee. It covers the risks facing the financial system and stress-test results, including climate risks.
Download the report (PDF)Hosted on the AMMC websiteKey references
Contribution déterminée au niveau national (CDN 3.0) du Maroc
Morocco's third nationally determined contribution: emission reduction targets to 2035 and financing needs.
Double Trouble? Assessing Climate Physical and Transition Risks for the Moroccan Banking Sector
First comprehensive assessment of climate risks in Morocco's banking sector, by Bank Al-Maghrib and the World Bank: stress tests for drought, floods and the energy transition.
Directive n° 5/W/2021 relative à la gestion des risques financiers liés au changement climatique et à l'environnement
Bank Al-Maghrib directive requiring banks to integrate climate- and environment-related financial risks into governance and risk management.
Latest releases from Moroccan institutions
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July 2026
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Sources: HCP releases feed, AMMC and ACAPS pages, CESE feed (opinions and reports only). Bank Al-Maghrib's website refuses automated reading, so its publications appear here through the financial stability report and the references. Last collected : 6 November 2026.
Key international reports on Morocco
Emissions Gap Report 2026: The point of return. Urgent emissions cuts needed to come back from overshoot of 1.5°C
UNEP report on the gap between needed and pledged emission cuts: limiting warming to 1.5°C without overshoot is no longer possible; new NDCs cut emissions by 11-15% in 2035 against 45% needed, for expected warming of 2.6-2.8°C by 2100.
ICOLD Incident Database, Bulletin 99 update: Statistical Analysis of Dam Failures
Update of the ICOLD incident database: statistical analysis of dam failures. Paid publication.
Supplement to the Position Paper on Dams and the Environment from a Global Perspective (ICOLD Bulletin 159)
Supplement to the position paper on dams and the environment, addressing among other things how global problems such as climate change affect dam safety. Paid publication.
Global Climate Change, Dams, Reservoirs and Related Water Resources (ICOLD Bulletin 169)
Role of dams and reservoirs in adapting to climate change: risks and opportunities for existing dams, climate uncertainty, sedimentation, reservoir emissions and adaptation strategies. Paid publication.
Multipurpose Water Storage: Essential Elements and Emerging Trends (ICOLD Bulletin 171)
Multipurpose water storage: essential elements and emerging trends. Paid publication.
Flood Evaluation, Hazard Determination and Risk Management (ICOLD Bulletin 187)
Flood evaluation, hazard determination and risk management for dams. Paid publication.
IMF approves US$1.3 billion under the Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF) arrangement for Morocco
IMF approval under the Resilience and Sustainability Facility, tied to climate reforms (water, disasters, climate-related financial disclosure).
Morocco Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR)
World Bank report on climate and development in Morocco: effects of drought and water scarcity on growth, cost of adaptation and decarbonisation.
Latest World Bank documents on Morocco
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July 2026
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Source: World Bank Documents & Reports API (reports and notes, excluding procurement and project-monitoring documents). The IMF website refuses automated reading, so its documents appear through the references. Last collected : 6 November 2026.
International institutions: climate and finance
- Analysis: China’s quarterly CO2 falls 3% in largest drop since Covid
- ‘Simply staggering’: Rapidly developing ‘super El Niño’ on track to peak in December
- IPCC at COP31
- Interactive: Tracking negotiating texts at the COP31 climate summit
- CB Live: Carbon Brief’s team at COP17 on the nature talks’ key outcomes
- Q&A: What is the Brazil-led ‘deforestation roadmap’?
- Q&A: What is in the global ‘roadmap’ for transitioning away from fossil fuels?
- Pedro Machado: Simplification and complexity in the banking union: separating the wheat from the chaff