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Public Authority for Rivers’ Transportation (1979) Energy Sector Policy Energy Sector Policy Support Programme (ESPSP) for supporting execution of energy reforms, EU- TAERS Project (2012-2016) Laws and Regulations - Energy Efficiency Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Law – REEEL (2014) Energy Efficient Building Guideline – EEBG (2013) Energy Efficient Building Codes – EEBC (2013) Energy Efficiency Guide – EEG for Egyptian Enterprises (2010) National Energy Efficiency Strategy NEES (2000) Funds - Energy Efficiency Renewable Energy Fund – REF (2012) Energy Efficiency Budget Finance (2012) Environment Sector Laws Environmental Protection (2015) Regulations of the Use of Clean Coal (2015) Environmental Impact Assessment (2009) Environmental Protection (1994) Environmental Protection Fund and Incentives – Environmental Protection (1994) Integrated Coastal Zone Management – ICZM (1994) Natural Protectorates (1983) Clean Development Mechanism – CDM (2010) Legislation Climate Change Legislations (2015) Laws – Solid Waste and Waste Management National Solid Waste Management Policy (2015) National Strategic Directives for Waste Management – NSDWM (2015) Solid Waste Law (2009) Environmental Protection Law (2006) Public Health Law (2002) Environment Law (1994) Waste Output on Public Roads (1968) Legislative Framework for the Management of Solid Waste – LFMSW Public Roads Occupancy (1956) Plan and programmes Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Measures – CCAMM Climate Change Action Plan – CCAP Climate Change Risk Management Programme – CCRMP National Environmental, Economic and Development Study – NEEDS (2010) National Action Plan for Adaptation – NAPA National Low Carbon Economy Plan – NLCEP PAGE | 14 THIS PROJECT IS FINANCED BY THE EUROPEAN UNION AND IS IMPLEMENTED BY THE HUMAN DYNAMICS CONSORTIUM
II. STRATEGIES, PROGRAMMES AND PLANNING TOOLS Vision and Strategy Egypt’s Vision 2030 Egypt’s Sustainable Development Strategy 2030 Egypt’s Green Economy Strategy 2030 Green City Strategy 2030 ‘’Luxor the Heritage City of the World’’ – Luxor Governorate (2014) Urban and Building sectors Urban Planning Strategy Strategy to Promote Green Building – MoEnv (2012) Strategic Development Plan (SDP) of Southern Egypt – UNDP (2007) Sustainable Environmental Compatible Building – SECB Building Policy and Plans National Energy Efficiency Action Plans (NEEAPs) Policy Framework of Energy Efficient Practices (PFEEPs) Action Plans Rehabilitation of the 3 rd District of Sheikh Zayed, 6 th Oct. City, Giza – MoEnv & MoHUUD (2013) Programmes Green Building Programme – UNDP (2014) Green Building Guideline – GBG (2013) Calculate Your Carbon Footprint (2012) Renewable Energy and Energy Rationalisation in New and Urban Communities Green Cities and Sustainable Development (2015) Initiatives Resilient Cities Acceleration Initiative - RCAI (2015) Transport Sector Strategy and policy EU-Egypt Action Plan for Egypt’s National Development Plan (2002 – 2007) Transport Strategy and Action Plan National Sustainable Transport Policy Transport Policy and Planning Programmes and Study Model Freight Transport (MFT) strategy MoTr and JICA Transport Master Plan 2012-2027 – MINTS New Cairo Air Quality Programme – CAQP (1997) Initiatives Transportation Road and Safety Initiatives, Part of Strategy of 2020 – MoTr and MoTm (2013) Electricity Sector Policy and Plans The Certified Energy Management Professional (2016) PAGE | 15 THIS PROJECT IS FINANCED BY THE EUROPEAN UNION AND IS IMPLEMENTED BY THE HUMAN DYNAMICS CONSORTIUM
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Page 3 and 4: EuropeAid/132630/C/SER/Multi CLEANE
Page 5 and 6: TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF FIGURES .
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Page 9 and 10: EMU ENCC ENPI EPF EPS ERA ERC ES ES
Page 11 and 12: MoFA MoHUUD MoIC MoIFT MolD MoPMAR
Page 13 and 14: TRA TSAC TSP TTC UNDP UNEP UNFCCC U
Page 15: I. LEGISLATIONS: LAWS, REGULATIONS
Page 19 and 20: Egypt’s Indicators Development (2
Page 21 and 22: 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1.1 Project De
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Page 25 and 26: Nevertheless, the new law of Local
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Page 31 and 32: Summary Improving the Legal and Ins
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Page 35 and 36: Based on review and analysis of the
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Page 47 and 48: • Beautification of public spaces
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H. E. The Governor Technical, Finan
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7. Energy saving in hotels by using
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One of the CES-MED project outcomes
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etween the Government of Egypt (GoE
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Award contracts for 4GW of nuclear
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modernization of the Egyptian publi
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Furthermore, Egypt is planning to p
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g. Provide empowerment in monitorin
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Egyptian Electricity Holding Compan
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Transportation Road and Safety init
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Egyptian National Railways Restruct
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Improving the quality of government
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Identify areas of special environme
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ecoming a must in 2016 in light of
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The NSWMP was launched in response
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Waste Stabilisation Ponds (WSP) ins
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The use of renewables for desalinat
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programme covers mainly: a) removal
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5 RECOMMENDATIONS OF NATIONAL LEVEL
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3. Implementation In the governanc
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H. E. The Governor Technical, Finan
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In support of implementation, recom
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• MoF and Egyptian Central Bank t
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6 POTENTIAL COVENANT OF MAYORS COOR
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