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Monographie De La Province De Zagora Année 2008 *-*-* Royaume du Maroc Ministère de l’Intérieur Province de Zagora Monographie de la Province de Zagora Année 2008 *-*-* ROYAUME DU MAROC MINISTERE DE َ َ L’INTERIEUR PROVINCE DE ZAGORA MONOGRAPHIE DE LA PROVINCE DE ZAGORA 2008 2 TABLE DES MATIERES Table des matières ............................................................................................................................... 3 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................... 5 I/ DECOUPAGE ADMINISTRATIF ..................................................................................................... 7 II/ INFRASTRUCTURE DE BASE ...................................................................................................... 8 A/ Route .................................................................................................................................................. 8 1. Infrastructure routière ....................................................................................................................... 8 2. Trafic moyen ...................................................................................................................................... 9 3. Problèmes spécifiques ..................................................................................................................... 9 B/Transports ........................................................................................................................................ 10 1. Transport mixte ............................................................................................................................... 10 2. Transports publics des voyageurs à Zagora ...................................................................................... 12 3. Cars bus et terminus dans la Province de Zagora ............................................................................ 12 C/ POSTES ET TELECOMMUNICATIONS ................................................................................................ 13 1. Secteur des postes......................................................................................................................... 13 E/ INFRASTRUCTURE AGRICOLE ........................................................................................................... 14 1. Terres agricoles .............................................................................................................................. 14 2. Unités d’encadrement .................................................................................................................... 14 3. Infrastructure hydro- agricole ........................................................................................................ 14 III/ SECTEUR ECONOMIQUE .......................................................................................................... 15 A/ AGRICULTURE ................................................................................................................................... 15 1. Production végétale ....................................................................................................................... 15 2. Elevage et production animale ..................................................................................................... 16 B/ EAUX ET FORETS ............................................................................................................................. 17 1. Répartition du domaine forestier ....................................................................................................... 17 2. Travaux d'équipement du domaine forestier ..................................................................................... 18 3. Chasse ............................................................................................................................................. 18 C/ TOURISME......................................................................................................................................... 20 1. Infrastructure hôtelière ................................................................................................................... 19 2. Potentialités touristiques ............................................................................................................... 20 3. Statistiques afférentes au mouvement touristique dans la Province de Zagora au titre de l'année 2005 22 D/ MINES ............................................................................................................................................... 22 E/ ENERGIE ........................................................................................................................................... 23 F/ COMMERCE ....................................................................................................................................... 24 1. Nombre de commerçants .............................................................................................................. 24 2. Structures commerciales ............................................................................................................... 24 3. Sources d’approvisionnement ...................................................................................................... 25 4. Principaux souks hebdomadaires ................................................................................................ 25 5. Les boulangeries existantes : ……………………………………………………………………….…...25 G/ ARTISANAT ....................................................................................................................................... 26 H/ INDUSTRIE ........................................................................................................................................ 27 1. Unités industrielles existantes ........................................................................................................... 27 2. Certificats négatifs .......................................................................................................................... 27 IV/ SECTEUR SOCIAL ...................................................................................................................... 28 A/ ENSEIGNEMENT ................................................................................................................................ 28 1. Le préscolaire .................................................................................................................................. 28 2. Enseignement Public ..................................................................................................................... 28 B/ LUTTE CONTRE L'ANALPHABETISME ................................................................................................ 29 C/ SANTE PUBLIQUE ............................................................................................................................. 29 1. Situation actuelle ............................................................................................................................ 29 D/ HABITAT ............................................................................................................................................ 30 1. Les réalisations en matière d'habitat dans la Province de Zagora ................................................... 30 2. Bilan des réalisations ..................................................................................................................... 31 3. Lotissements équipés .................................................................................................................... 31 4. Logements réalisés ........................................................................................................................ 31 3 5. Restructuration des quartiers Toumour et Al Massira à C.U Zagora………………………..33 E/ CARTE PROVINCIALE DE LA PAUVRETE ............................................................................................ 33 V/ DIVERS ........................................................................................................................................... 32 A/ AFFAIRES CULTURELLES .................................................................................................................. 33 1. Associations culturelles ................................................................................................................. 33 2. Bibliothèques ................................................................................................................................... 33 B/ ENTRAIDE NATIONALE ...................................................................................................................... 33 C/ JEUNESSE ET SPORT ....................................................................................................................... 33 1 Maisons de Jeunes…………………………………………………….………………………….36 2 Associations ……..…………………………………………………………....……….................……………37 3 Domaine des affaires féminines...................................................................................................... 36 4 Domaine des sports....... ................................................................................................................. 36 D/ ANCIENS RESISTANTS ET MEMBRES DE L’ARMEE DE LIBERATION ................................................. 37 E/Les données relatives aux exportations et importations
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