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Médina

Tanger-Assilah Prefecture, Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceima region

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343,535
Residents
2024
2.1%
Poverty
−1.7 pts since 2014
1.2%
Vulnerability
−2.4 pts since 2014
14.8%
Unemployment
2024
17.8%
Female unemployment
2024
10.3%
Illiteracy
2024

Priorities

Priorities of the district

This commune is less affected overall than most communes in its region. The priorities below show where to act first.

  1. 1Youth employment (NEET)Low level within the region

    Unemployment 14.8%, including 17.8% among women. 21.1% of people aged 25 and over have no schooling.

    Possible actions for local associations
    • Identify NEET young people in the neighbourhood with youth centres and community associations.
    • Offer short vocational training courses followed by introductions to local employers.
    • Support the creation of income-generating activities.

    Partners to involve: ANAPEC, INDH, OFPPT, youth centres, local employers. See the stakeholders in the region

    Questions to ask elected officials
    • How many young people in the commune are registered with ANAPEC, and what follow-up are they offered?
    • Does the communal action plan include a reception and guidance centre for young people?
    Prepare a petition on this theme
  2. 2GenderLow level within the region

    Female unemployment 17.8% against 14.8% overall. Female illiteracy 14.7% against 10.3%.

    Possible actions for local associations
    • Organise training in formats compatible with family responsibilities: suitable hours, nearby venues, childcare.
    • Set up functional literacy classes for women.
    • Support cooperatives and activities led by women.

    Partners to involve: Entraide Nationale, ADS, INDH, Region (youth and women's inclusion), cooperatives. See the stakeholders in the region

    Questions to ask elected officials
    • Does the Commission for Equity, Equal Opportunities and Gender Approach meet, and how is civil society involved?
    • What share of the communal budget targets women?
    Prepare a petition on this theme
  3. 3Water and sanitationLow level within the region

    Lack of drinking water: 0.6% of the population (3.9% in 2014). Sanitation: 3.2% (6.5% in 2014).

    Possible actions for local associations
    • Identify neighbourhoods and villages not connected to drinking water or sanitation.
    • Raise awareness of hygiene and water management.
    • Help residents with connection procedures.

    Partners to involve: Regional multi-service company Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceima, Region (basic infrastructure), INDH. See the stakeholders in the region

    Questions to ask elected officials
    • Which neighbourhoods or villages are not yet connected to the drinking water and sanitation networks, and on what timetable?
    • What share of the commune's investment budget goes to water and sanitation?
    Prepare a petition on this theme

Maternal and child health in the region

  • Births attended by skilled personnel84.8%Morocco: 86.6%3rd of 12 regions (tied)
  • Average number of antenatal visits3.7 visitsMorocco: 4.2 visits3rd of 12 regions
  • Children breastfed within one hour of birth42.3%Morocco: 42.6%7th of 12 regions
  • Children under 5 who received at least one dose of vitamin A83.1%Morocco: 82.0%7th of 12 regions
  • Children aged 12 to 23 months fully vaccinated94.6%Morocco: 90.6%8th of 12 regions
  • Stunting in children under 512.7%Morocco: 15.1%8th of 12 regions
  • Overweight in children under 512.3%Morocco: 10.8%4th of 12 regions

Regional data from 2018: they do not describe the commune itself. Rank 1 = the least favourable situation of the 12 regions.

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