The current work aims to perform a feasibility study of sustainable urban wastewater reuse in agroforestry domain of Marrakesh city in order to assess the environmental and the sustainability of urban wastewater reuse in agroforestry irrigation. To this end, wastewater physicochemical characteristics from Marrakesh full-scale wastewater treatment plant, soil physicochemical analysis and climate analysis were investigated. Finally, treated urban wastewater potential production in Marrakesh WWTP and challenge related to its reuse are provided. The obtained results of the present study reveals the feasibility of this practice in Marrakesh region. Regarding the actual situation, climate analysis highlight that the local climatic conditions is an ultimate challenge for water resources; soil analysis reveals a loss of soil fertility due to the decline in soil organic matter. To face this condition, treated urban wastewater reuse is a sustainable and promising strategy to face water scarcity, enhance soil fertility, preserve natural resources, develop local products and improve living conditions of agriculture and farmers.
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