دينامية التجمعات الحضرية و إشكالية توزيع خدمات المرافق المجتمعية بدير الأطلس الكبير المغربي : حالة أمزميز

Abstract EN

As the case all over Morocco, the urban clusters of the Great Western Atlas Monastery, have witnessed a variety of dynamics and transformations that led to a change in terms of land use.

This change has occurred due to the density of human activities resulting from the demographic increase.

Consequently, urbanization has led to the emergence of many clusters in the form of cities, urban and quasi-urban centers as opposed to the decline of traditional patterns of land use.

The rapid demographic and urban growth is one of the most important challenges that faces the earthmoving manager due to the difficulty of controlling the pace of this increase, the increasing pressure on empty spaces, the emergence of random planning and mostly the transition from anticipatory planning to another one that is adaptive to the crisis depending on areas specificities.

As a result, the demand for community facilities is more serious than ever before.

Such demand leads to raise questions about how to benefit from their services and distribute them? The questions we have tried to answer in this article through the case study of Deer Amzmiz.