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Informe Presupuesto Género de Marruecos (Rapport Budget Genre) — Primer sistema de presupuestación sensible al género del mundo árabe (2002–presente)

Morocco · Rabat · See the Morocco profile

Marruecos (2002) lanzó la primera iniciativa de PSG del mundo árabe, ampliada a 27+ ministerios e institucionalizada en la Ley Orgánica de Finanzas de 2014. El Rapport Budget Genre es un anexo estatutario anual. Premio ONU 2014; Centro Excelencia ONU Mujeres desde 2013.

7 → 27+

Ministerios que aplican presupuestación con perspectiva de género (2007–2012)

MAD 5M → 6.3M

Presupuesto de subsistencia de las mujeres en el Ministerio de Agricultura (2002–2006)

Details

Maturity: Established
Promoter: Morocco Ministry of Economy and Finance (Ministère de l'Économie et des Finances)
Period: 2002–present
Keywords: public finance, gender equality, government, budget policy

Context

En 2002, el Ministerio de Economía y Finanzas de Marruecos puso en marcha el primer programa de presupuestación con perspectiva de género (PPG) del mundo árabe. Tras un pilotaje en cuatro ministerios en 2005, desde 2006 se anexa un Informe Presupuestario de Género anual (Rapport Budget Genre) a la Ley de Finanzas nacional, y la Ley Orgánica de Presupuesto de 2014 convirtió los objetivos de género y los indicadores de desempeño en un requisito legal para cada ministerio sectorial.

Results

La participación creció de 7 ministerios (2007) a más de 27 en 2012, cubriendo más del 80% del presupuesto del Estado. ONU Mujeres (UNIFEM) documentó el aumento de las asignaciones a actividades de subsistencia de las mujeres en el Ministerio de Agricultura, de 5 millones de MAD (2002) a 6,3 millones de MAD (2006). Marruecos recibió el Premio de Servicio Público de las Naciones Unidas (2014) y alberga un Centro de Excelencia de ONU Mujeres en PPG (desde 2013); la evaluación independiente de resultados sigue siendo limitada, ya que varios programas de donantes operan en paralelo.

Implementation

Implementation detail (cost, timeline, staffing, conditions for success) is not yet available for this practice.

Data sources

Where this practice's information was retrieved from, and when.

C-NAPSE web research — accessed 2026-06-23
Morocco Ministry of Economy and Finance (Ministère de l'Économie et des Finances) — accessed 2026-06-23
UN Women – Morocco's successful GRB case — accessed 2026-06-23
IMF WP/16/151 – Middle East and Central Asia Gender Budgeting — accessed 2026-06-23
UN Women – Budgets respond to needs of women in Morocco (2014) — accessed 2026-06-23
AFD – Morocco Equality and Gender Responsive Budgeting — accessed 2026-06-23
SDG16+ Inequality Solutions – Gender-Responsive Budgeting Morocco — accessed 2026-06-23

Quality score: 100/100

How is this calculated?

Evidence: Observational / pre–post

Top 1% in this catalogue (719 scored practices)

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Evaluation

Evaluated by C-NAPSE

Score profile — the dimensions behind the score — how it's computed

Transferability / replicability3/3

Morocco's GRB is cited by the IMF, UN Women and AFD as a replicable model; UN Women established its regional Centre of Excellence here in 2013 specifically to support adoption across MENA and Africa.

Impact on gender equality1/1

Ministry of Agriculture women's livelihood budget grew from MAD 5 million (2002) to MAD 6.3 million (2006); the 2014 Organic Budget Law requires gender performance indicators in all line ministry budgets.

Effectiveness1/1

The 2014 Organic Budget Law legally mandates gender objectives and performance indicators for all ministries, operationalising GRB across the entire public finance cycle.

Efficiency1/1

GRB is implemented through existing budget reporting structures; scaling from 7 to 27+ ministries used no new agencies, only capacity-building within existing administrative systems.

Evaluated outcomes1/1

IMF WP/16/151 and METAC 2019 regional notes document Morocco's GRB; UN Women published a detailed case study; the UN Public Service Award 2014 required a formal evaluation process.

Sustainability1/1

Legally embedded in the 2014 Organic Finance Law (loi organique des finances), making the annual Rapport Budget Genre a statutory obligation regardless of government.

Achievement / evidence1/1

UN Public Service Award 2014; UN Women global Centre of Excellence on GRB since 2013; cited by IMF as the leading GRB example in MENA; replicated across MENA and Africa via AFD programmes.

Gender-mainstreaming embedding1/1

The annual Rapport Budget Genre and the 2014 Organic Budget Law require every ministry to define gender-equality objectives, measure results and report performance through a gender lens.

Curator validation1/1

Extensively documented by IMF (WP/16/151), UN Women, AFD, USAID Morocco Gender Analysis 2020, and UN Public Service Award records; no fabricated figures.

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