Impact on Research and Development

  • Joint Research Projects: Collaborations with institutions like the Scientific Institute of Rabat (ISR), LAPROPHAN laboratories, and the University of Tours have led to innovative research projects. These initiatives have made substantial progress in the valorization of Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAP).
  • Resource Sharing: Partnerships have enabled the pooling of resources for research and training, facilitating co-financing of projects and the organization of scientific events.

Economic Development Impact

  • Creation of IGAs: Agreements with provinces like Tata have facilitated the development of catalogs of aromatic and medicinal plants and the training of professional organizations, leading to the creation of income-generating activities (IGAs).
  • Entrepreneurship Support: Partnerships have promoted the rise of cooperatives and small businesses, adding value to the MAP value chain and improving the socio-economic conditions of local stakeholders.

Institutional Strengthening Impact

  • Strategic Positioning: ANPMA has strengthened its position as a center of excellence in research and innovation through partnerships with public and private research organizations, nationally and internationally.
  • Knowledge Dissemination: Collaborations with universities and research institutions have facilitated the dissemination of knowledge and skills, contributing to the professional development of sector stakeholders.

Social and Environmental Impact

  • Professional Integration: Partnerships have facilitated the entry of young professionals into the MAP sector, promoting a new generation of Moroccan specialists.
  • Sustainable Practices: Agreements have highlighted environmentally friendly valorization practices, ensuring the ecological sustainability of the sector.