Compromising with the State: young graduates engaging in farming projects in Morocco's Sefrou region

Abstract

In Morocco, changes in rural areas and lack of work opportunities in the city are encouraging more and more young graduates to return to their villages to launch their careers. In this article we show how, based on their individual experience and know-how, these young people approach the state, which provided them with training, to negotiate the implementation of local development projects of economic interest. By managing these projects, these young graduates show how they can contribute to the development of their territories.