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Mansouri Government and Socioeconomic Gaps
The "2026 Global Multidimensional Poverty Index" report, issued by the United Nations Development Programme and the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative, reveals that approximately 1.2 billion people across 108 countries are suffering from severe multidimensional poverty. This represents about 18.9% of the world's population, which totals around 6.3 billion people. The index measures deprivations related to health, education, and living standards, and shows that 44.6% of these poor individuals experience deprivation in at least half of these indicators or more. Additionally, another 952 million people are at risk of falling into multidimensional poverty. Data highlight that children constitute 51.5% of the multidimensionally impoverished population, with a significant concentration in rural areas where the figure reaches 83.3%. Regarding Morocco, estimates indicate that the multidimensional poverty rate stood at 6.4% of the population in 2026, amounting to around 2.4 million people—a notable decrease from 17.3% in 2011. However, disparities between urban and rural areas remain high, with the rate in rural regions reaching 13.1%, compared to approximately 3% in cities. The report links multidimensional poverty to deprivations in education, health, and housing, with education contributing 46.8% to the index. This underscores the importance of improving access to education and living conditions as essential steps toward effectively addressing the issue.
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