Drought Management in Morocco

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Strengthening National Capacities to Manage Water Scarcity and Drought in West Asia and North Africa Project 121C "ROA-207" Royaume du Maroc Drought Management in Morocco National Capacity Development Training of Trainers (TOTs) Workshop on Developing and Implementing Mitigation and Preparedness Of Water Scarcity and Drought (WS&D) Management Plans Zaragoza - Madrid, Spain, May 6-9, 2014

The national drought context: OUTLINE Moroccan climat Water resources Historical droughts Drought vulnerability Drought Impacts Institutionnal mapping Drought management strategies Constraints and further needs

Situation of Morocco : North-West of African Continent Morocco in Africa N W E S Morocco

Population : 33 millions Area : 710,850 sq.km Arid area : 93% of territory Rainfall : 80% with less than 250 mm/year Dry season : 4 to 6 months/year Mountains : 26% of the territory N Water resources: 22 billions m3 Agricultural arable land: W 8,7 millions E Ha (12%), Irrigated area : 1,5 millions Ha(16% arable) Forest land : 9 million Ha S (13%),of which 3,5 alfa Rangeland : 53 millions Ha (74%) RIF et Pré-Rif Gharb-Zaer Chaouia-Doukkala Moyen - Atlas Haut- Atlas Tedla-Tensift Pré-saharien Oriental Saharien Chaouia-Doukkala Gharb-Zaer Haut- Atlas Moyen - Atlas Oriental Pré-saharien RIF et Pré-Rif Saharien Sais Tedla-Tensift Morocco in a few words

Moroccan climate Rainfall follows a decreasing gradient from north to south and from west to east, with an increase on the Rif and Atlas mountains Important intra and inter-annual variability; Important spatial variability Moyenne de la pluviométrie cumulée de septembre à avril (Carte réalisée à partir des données www.worldclim.org ; Balaghi et al. 2012a ; Source de données : Hijmans et al., 2005). Les points en rouge indiquent les principales villes marocaines.

Water Resources Potential

Water Ressources Potential Surface water ressources: concentrated in the North-west

Water Ressources Surface water: Important inter-annual variability Case of the Ouergha basin Wet year 1996 : 4.2 Mdm3 4500 4246 2500 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 2544 114 94-95 Moyenne 96-97 2000 1500 1000 500 0 Sep Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan, Fev, M ar, Avr, M ai jui, juil, Aout

Evolution of the Water Ressources potential m3/hab./an 2500 9 2000 1500 1000 Seuil du stress hydrique 500 RESOURCES MOBILISEES 0 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025

..The Rational: The Water Ressources Potential is: Limited Inequally distributed in time and space Knows an important demand Threatens by climate change

Frequent Drought periods During the last 40 years, more than 20 dry episods were recorded Some of theme were generalised to the whole country Rainfall deficits sometimes exceed 60% Long droughts can exceed 5 years 1982-1983 1994-1995 -100-80 -60-40 -20 0 Moulouya ziz/guir Draa Souss/Massa Tensift O. Er Rbia Bou Regreg Sebou Tangérois Loukkos C. Médit -100-80 -60-40 -20 0 M oulouya ziz/guir Draa Souss/M ass Tensift O. Er Rbia Bou Regreg Sebou Tangérois Loukkos C. M édit 1999-2000 -100-80 -60-40 -20 0 M oulouya ziz/guir Draa Souss/M ass Tensift O. Er Rbia Bou Regreg Sebou Tangérois Loukkos C. M édit 1 2000-2001 -100-80 -60-40 -20 0 20 40 M oulouya ziz/guir Draa Souss/M ass Tensift O. Er Rbia Bou Regreg Sebou Tangérois Loukkos C. M édit

Droughts in Morocco The frequency analysis of these drought episodes reveals that drought tends to become chronic in Morocco ant that its frequency, severity and duration increase: 1940-1979: 5 dry years over 40 years (1/10) 1980-1995: 6 dry years over 16 years (3/10) 1996-2006: 4 dry years over 10 years (4/10)

Hydrological Droughts in Morocco Excédentaire Déficit < 50% Déficit > 50% Increase of drought frequency from the 80 s ANNEE LOUKKOS MOULOUYA OUERGHA BOUREGREG EL ABID N'FIS ISSEN DRAA ZIZ 1950 49 41 108 21 55 6-75 140-6 1951 2 5 9-23 -62-42 -71-47 -54 1952-45 8-37 -37-37 2-3 11 4 1953-11 62-40 36 105 75 2 15 58 1954 54 38 59-7 8-6 -11 60-55 1955 135 94 96 162 145 143 185 140 108 1956-58 -19-73 -86-49 -73-79 -53-22 1957-9 -3-16 -13 29-25 -48-21 -29 1958-2 -3 37-28 -12-74 -81-60 61 1959 91 115 116 70 46-66 -55-4 -11 1960-20 -2-39 8-10 -87-98 -66 69 1961 48 13 41 7 86 2-2 -50 27 1962 153 104 194 262 169 217 289 57 134 1963 122 33 89 99 99 3 192-56 329 1964-6 26 3-28 11 45 105 32 112 1965 15-30 -8-46 -32 2-43 97 21 1966-68 -44-69 -66-36 -20 9-7 4 1967-35 39-21 44 26 156 170 216-34 1968 160 61 131 202 69 1 116 117 18 1969-40 53 141 15 21 25 77 31-37 1970 55 48 65 117 104 102 109 74-34 1971 29 26-1 20 109-17 -55-42 28 1972-67 2-61 -62-9 -55-90 -49 48 1973-20 5 4 57 53 4 29-48 -40 1974-64 54-56 -79-40 -80-90 -76 39 1975-38 40-23 -61-3 -50-74 -73 85 1976 119 10 86 97 19-66 -72-55 3 1977 45-33 34-8 8 2-14 15-50 1978 52-5 42 166 36 47 83 4-29 1979-68 3-49 -34-15 -13-48 89 30 1980-66 -62-68 -75-53 -41-78 -51-77 1981-36 -36-28 -52-51 -66-13 -72-76 1982-63 -61-58 -83-76 -86-92 -89-88 1983 13-68 11-78 -71-56 -21-91 -94 1984-39 -69-56 -68-48 -41-31 -74-90 1985 27-17 19-37 -38-67 -58-77 -80 1986-22 -22-29 -50-31 -71-87 -79-71 1987-55 -53-63 -25-7 158 151 135-54 1988-52 -54-65 -62-13 100 83 118 44 1989 5-12 -6-28 -36 126 35 240 160 1990-19 0-17 9-8 -32-37 -7 13 1991-75 -44-82 -72-55 71-32 29-51 1992-83 -78-90 -89-64 -69-96 -59-83 1993-50 35-56 -36-2 -4-39 9 41 1994-96 -36-95 -84-70 -49-88 -28-27 1995 99 90 8 135 80 164 301 89 138 1996 63-11 67 110-5 37 92-30 -15 1997 67-29 71-6 -47 0 12-12 -51 1998-90 -74-91 -65-67 -80-91 -81-82 1999-77 -79-83 -83-74 -2-36 -30-42 2000 1 7-3 -47-58 -93-87 -90-84 2001-56 -30-66 -41-53 -57-81 -60-31 2002 24-39 16 25-45 -100-61 -79-80

Overview of the agricultural sector and elements of drought vulnerability Agricultural sector in Morocco accounts for 14 to 20 percent of the GDP 43 percent of all employment and 78 % of rural employement Only 15 percent of the country s lands are irrigated, while the rest are rain-fed crops. Uses about 80% of water resources Rural population mostly composed of small subsistent farmers whose production depends almost entirely on rainfall. They are therefore very sensitive to drought episodes that may dramatically affect their incomes

Drought Impacts

Impacts on water ressources Impacts on inflows Drought period Mean Deficit of inflows 1980-1985 30 to 80 % 1991-1995 10 to 75 % 1998-2000 40 to 85 % Impacts on reservoirs levels Drought period Reservoir levels (% of total capacity) 1980-1985 Aroud 25 % 1991-1995 Around 30%

Impacts on drinking water Cities Marrakech: Restrictions of 27% in 1983 Tetouan: Restrictions of 36% in 1995 Tangier: Restrictions of nearly 50% between 1993 and 1995. This included the transportation of water using barges which cost nearly 300 million Dirhams (45 Dirhams per m 3 ) Rural areas: In 1994-1995, a water supply component brought clean drinking water to 196,000 rural people

Impacts on the agricultural sector Irrigation: Deficits in water allocations from main dams Drought periods 1980-1985 14 to 82% 1991-1995 10 to 69% 1994-1995 16 to 90% Rainfed areas/cereal production: Deficits in water allocations Agricultural campaign 1994/1995: decrease of 82 % of the cereals production compared to 1993-1994 Cereal production in Morocco varied from a high output of 10 million tons in a good season like 1996 to below 2 million tons in a dry year like 2000, giving a dry year : good year production ratio of 1 to 5

Impacts of rainfall deficit on the Gross national Agricultural product Due to the economic weight of the agricultural sector, each rainfall deficit immediately impacts the whole economy of the country (Source : Bank Al Maghrib and MAPM)

Impacts on Energy production and the Environment Energy sector: Deficit of the total energy production Deficit of 46% during the 1980-1985 drought period Deficit of 42% during the 1991-1995 drought period Environment: (Main impacts): Biodiversity losses in ecosystems associated with water Increase in number and severity of fires Decrease in reservoirs and lakes levels Ground water depletion Increase in animal and plant diseases Increased stress on endangered species

Drought management: Institutional Mapping Monitoring Mitigation & Adaptation strategies

Overall schema of Drought management:

Meteorological drought:

Agricultural Drought

Hydrological Drought

Drought monitoring:data and information systems Category Institutions Type of data Climate Water Land Agriculture Forestry Socioeconomic Energy & Mine DMN, CRTS, MAPM/DDFP/DIAEA HCEFLCD/Forestry, ORMVA, ABH/River Basin Agencies, DRA/DPA, CSEC MDE/DRPE, MAPM/DIAEA, DDFP, ONEE, CSEC, Autonomous statecontrolled companies, ME/Environnement DDS, DIAEA, DDFP, ANCFCT, CRTS, MI, DCL, ME MAPM, DSS, DDFP, DIAEA, CGDA, CAM, MAMDA, ONICL, INRA, IAV, ENA, CRTS, ME, HCP CFLD, DDF, DREF, ENFI, IAV, ENA ME/Environnement DSS, MI, IAV, ENA, INRA, Universities and NGOs MEMEE, MC, ONEE, ME/Environment Meteorological Surface water, Groundwater, Water quality control Water use and allowances Land use, topography, land census, administrative and ecological zoning Agricultural census, statistics (area, type of farms, labor, production, prices, export and import), Research and development activities Forestry (areas, products, prices) Population, macroeconomic indicators, production costs Statistics by activity, energy consumption

Reactive Drought Mitigation plans Adoption in 1985 of a reactive action plan to mitigate the drought effects in the form of relief operations Plan monitored by an inter-government committee headed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, in close collaboration with the Permanent Inter-ministerial Council for Rural Development under Prime Minister leadership Funds are made available to assist rural populations in solving the problems associated with Livestock protection, Drinking water, Jobs creation and Agricultural credit debt relief. Crisis-management oriented approach whose cost is tremendous in terms of public money investment, time and human resource needs

Proactive Drought Mitigation plans: Sectorial strategies In 1995, preliminary guidelines for a new approach to drought based on risk management principles provided the basis for a more proactive drought management approach in the country The National Program for Drought Mitigation has now two clear orientations: (i) an operationally oriented short term reactive program with relief operations (ii) a broad-based drought mitigation strategy, including long term forecasting programs, water conservation measures, new agricultural techniques and new crop varieties or species, a drought insurance program

Sectorial Strategies: Water sector, IWRM Policy of control and mobilization of water resources through the construction of big reservoirs dams and works for water transfer since the 60 s Law 10-95: new water law which consolidated the integrated, participatory and decentralized water resources management through the creation of river basin agencies and the introduction of financial mechanisms for the protection and preservation of water resources Strategic planification tools : national water plan, integrated river basin plans Development of non-conventional water resources Traditional and new water harvesting techniques

Sectorial Strategies: Agricultural sector The National Agriculture strategy Green Morocco Plan(Ex:Programme National d Economie d Eau d Irrigation-PNEEI, Programme d Extension de l Irrigation-PEI, Desertification Plan, Pasture programme ) Development of agronomic packages: dryland farming techniques Tarification of irrigation water Agricultural insurance

Agricultural insurance : Classification of agricultural hazards 41% 21% - Forte hygrométrie - Pollution de pointe - Incendie 10% 8% 6% 4% 3% 2% 5% - Vent fort - Froid Sécheresse météorologique Maladies et ravageurs (végétales) Chergui Hautes températures Stress en ressources hydriques Inondation ou excès d eau Drought is the most important risk, followed by plant diseases (21%), chergui (10%) and high temperatures (8%). 31 Gelée Grêle Autres

The Multi-Risk agricultural insurance for Cereals and legumes: a new product Technical caracteristics Covered risks DROUGHT, Water excess, Hail, Frost, Strong winds and sand storms Covered area Objectif : One million ha by 2015 Insured crops Guaranted capital State Contribution Compensation system Cereals (durum wheat, bread wheat, barley and corn), Food legumes.(fava bean, lentils, peas, ckickpeas and beans) 5 levels: : 600 / 900/ 1450 / 2900 and 4350 DH/ha Subventions of 57% To 90%. On the basis of communal yields 32

The Multi-Risk agricultural insurance for Cereals and legumes: a new product Achievements Superficie assurée en 1000 ha 1000 Légumineuses 3% Mais 0,3% +44% 470 +49% 677 Blé Dur 13% 65 +402% 327 Orge 26% Blé Tendre 58% 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 objectif 2015 Former Drought Insurance Climate Multi-Risks Insurance

The Parametric insurance: a pilot project A pilot project is launched in order to test the feasability of a parametric insurance that would be a complement or even a substitut to the multi-risk insurance Technical caracteristics Covered risks Insured Crops Drought Cereals Indices Mixt indices : Climat indices (Rainfall, + ET0 + ) + Remote data (NDVI from SPOT and MODIS) Pilot areas Chaouia - Ouardigha; Meknès - Tafilalet Fès - Boulemane Lenght 3 years starting from 2013-2014 Institutional involvement MAPM,INRA and DMN.

Contraints and further needs

Problematic: Drought monitoring Limited coordination of information coming from different ministerial departments Lack of continuous drought indicators and defined thresholds No sustainable drought early warning system Needs: Better cooperation among institutions Earlier drought detection Early warning system allowing data collection and diffusion of drought information at national level

Drought management Problematic: Limited coordination between sectorial strategies Lack of implementation of legal framework on water scarcity No capitalisation on sustainable drought monitoring Needs: Coordination mecanism Implementation of legal framework on water scarcity

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