Morocco's National Highway Company (ADM) has achieved an 81% reduction in paper consumption through the digitalization of its toll system, according to Minister of Equipment and Water Nizar Baraka. The minister highlighted this environmental progress during a presentation on ADM's advancements.
The reduction is attributed to the widespread adoption of the electronic toll collection system 'Jawaz' (Badge), which minimizes the need for paper receipts and administrative documents. This initiative is part of ADM's broader strategy to modernize its operations and reduce its ecological footprint.
While the minister's statement confirms the paper reduction figure, specific details on the corresponding reduction in carbon emissions at toll plazas, as suggested in the original article title, were not independently verified in the latest available reports. ADM's efforts are framed within Morocco's national commitments to sustainable development and environmental protection.
