Yes, there are public green financing initiatives designed to support sustainable real estate projects in Morocco, such as the following:

• The EU has introduced a EUR 624 million package to support Morocco's green transition, including the "Energie verte" program aimed at greening Morocco's economy and energy sector.
• MASEN supports renewable energy projects through permitting, land acquisition, financing, and state guarantees.
• Green bonds: Morocco has issued green bonds to finance projects like solar power plants and energy-efficient buildings.
• Green Value Chain program: The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), with the support of the EU, the Green Climate Fund and South Korea, developed the Green Value Chain program to enable businesses to finance green technologies that integrate energy and resource efficiency
• The IFC's EDGE program: The IFC has invested USD 12.2 billion globally in green buildings, with USD 73 billion in certified assets, and provides concessional financing to support green construction practices.
• Morocco Sustainable Energy Financing Facility (MorSEFF): The EBRD has set up the MorSEFF program to support investment in sustainable energy in the workplace. The credit line is deployed through national banks. The projects financed must generate 20% energy savings and 20% greenhouse gas reductions.