The high levels of air pollution in Rabat are mainly caused by traffic emissions, industrial activities, and the burning of solid waste. Read more
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Housing in Rabat is becoming increasingly unaffordable, especially for low-income households, due to the high cost of land and construction materials, and the lack of affordable housing policies. Read more
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Rabat suffers from heavy traffic congestion, especially during peak hours, due to the increasing number of vehicles on the roads and inadequate infrastructure. Read more
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The unemployment rate in Rabat is high, especially among young people and women, due to the lack of job opportunities and the mismatch between the skills of job seekers and the needs of employers. Read more
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Rabat faces water scarcity due to the limited availability of water resources and the increasing demand for water from the growing population and economic activities. Read more
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The government can create a favorable business environment to attract foreign investment, which can lead to the creation of new jobs and economic growth. Read more
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Building desalination plants to convert seawater into potable water for consumption and irrigation purposes. Read more
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The government can provide incentives and support for individuals to start their own businesses, which can create job opportunities and stimulate the local economy. Read more
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The government can encourage developers to build mixed-income housing units that cater to people from different income brackets. This will create more affordable housing options for low-income families and promote social integration.... Read more
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Provide incentives for the use of electric vehicles to reduce emissions and promote a cleaner environment. Read more
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