CLIMATE CHANGE AND DECISION SUPPORT USING THE COMPUTER TOOL INSTAT FOR EL GANZRA REGION, MOROCCO

[...]extreme weather events, temperature, and precipitation are expected to occur more often. [...]climatic hazards make agricultural production conditions increasingly difficult (Aziz, 2022). [...]the production loss proves to be high and not negligible as it is predicted to obtain between 5.5 and 8.0% reduction in grain yield (Balaghi et al., 2010). [...]climate change will exacerbate the degradation of resources vital to agriculture, mainly water, soil, and agrobiodiversity. [...]climate change will exacerbate the degradation of resources vital to agriculture, mainly water, soil, and agrobiodiversity. Since 2013 Morocco has continued the development of its national environmental legal framework apace, with major updates to its primary legislation on water (Law No. 36-15 published in 2016), the coastal zone (Law No. 81-12, of 2015), and on the environmental assessment (Law No. 49-17, passed in July 2020).