Overview
Identification
Country
MoroccoEvaluation Title
Rural Land
Translated Evaluation Title
Foncier Rural
Evaluation Type
Independent Impact and Performance Evaluation
ID Number DDI-MCC-MAR-IE-LAND-RURAL-2020-V1 |
Version
Version Description
Not applicable
Overview
Abstract
The Rural Land activity will include an impact evaluation using spatial regression discontinuity with matching methods and a mixed-methods performance evaluation using implementation analysis, trend analysis, and qualitative and descriptive analyses of outcomes.
Evaluation Methodology
Regression Discontinuity Design, Other (Performance Evaluation)
Units of Analysis
Land parcels, individuals, community, administrative units, other
Kind of Data
Administrative records data [adm], Sample survey data [ssd]
Questionnaires
Not applicable.
Geographic Coverage
State of Gharb and Haouz
Topics
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Land
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Gender
| MCC Sector | |
Keywords
Morocco, Morocco Compact II, melkisation, rural land, land titles, collective land
Producers and Sponsors
Primary Investigator(s)
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Mathematica
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Funding
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Millennium Challenge Corporation
| MCC | |
Metadata Production
Metadata Produced By
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| Millennium Challenge Corporation | MCC | Review of Metadata |
| Mathematica | | Independent Evaluator |
Date Produced
2020-07-30
Metadata Version
Version 1 (Original 2020-07-30)
Metadata ID Number
DDI-MCC-MAR-IE-LAND-RURAL-2020-V1
MCC Compact and Program
Compact or Threshold
Morocco Compact II
Program
MCC has partnered with the GoM to implement the Morocco Employability and Land Compact (Compact II) from 2017 to 2022 in order to support policy and institutional changes to improve Morocco’s investment environment and create models for engagement with the private sector. The compact, which entered into force on June 30, 2017, comprises two projects: (1) the Education and Workforce Development Project, and (2) the Land Productivity Project. Mathematica is designing and conducting an evaluation of the Land Productivity Project. The Land Productivity Project was designed to address several key barriers in the land sector that limit the productivity of land for investment purposes. These barriers are to be overcome through national land policy reform, which includes updating and improving land laws, regulations, and administrative processes governing land, thus enabling rural and industrial land markets to better respond to investor demand. The project consists of three activities: (1) the Land Governance Activity, which will support the development of a National Land Strategy to undertake comprehensive legal, regulatory, institutional and procedural reform; (2) the Rural Land Activity, which will deliver individual land titles to smallholder farmers on formerly collective land; and (3) the Industrial Land Activity, which will pilot a new market-driven public-private partnership (PPP) approach to industrial zone development. Mathematica will evaluate all three activities.
MCC Sector
Land (Land)
Program Logic
The activities planned under the project are designed to contribute, individually or in combination, to increased economic growth and reduced poverty through (1) increased household incomes due to greater productivity on formerly-collective rural land, (2) increased return to private investment, (3) greater employment, and (4) increased private investment.
Program Participants
The Land Productivity project is working with smallholder farmers on formerly-collective rural land and in industrial zones.
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