171117_SECAP of Greater Irbid Municipality_SET_rev2

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The largest universities in Irbid are: - Yarmouk University; - Jordan University of Science and Technology; - Irbid National University; - Al-Balqa` Applied University (Irbid campus); - Jadara University. Legal Stand The CES-MED project has been approved by the Ministry of Planning and the Municipality of Greater Irbid, As a result, the municipality has appointed a technical committee to follow up the preparation and implementation of the city’s SECAP. The following is copy of an internal letter which has been provided as evidence for this support. Also, meetings with the concerned department to follow up the development of the SECAP have been realized and workshops have been conducted with the support of national authorities and the local community, as well as the participation of NGOs. 19
Complementary with the national actions CES-MED in Jordan is coordinated under the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation, and with the National Coordination Group (NCG). CES-MED partners with three municipalities for the development and implementation of Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plans: - Aqaba in the South, falling under the Aqaba Special Economic Zone Authority (ASEZA); - Irbid in the North, falling under the Ministry of Municipal Affairs (MoMA); - Kerak in the Middle highlands, falling under MoMA. EU initiated the Cleaner Energy Saving Mediterranean Cities Project (CES-MED) to support the efforts of local authorities in eight South Mediterranean Partner Countries of the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI), including Jordan. The project aims at: - Developing the local authorities’ capacities to formulate and implement sustainable local policies; - Expanding the use of sustainable policies, such as solutions to renewable energy, measures to reduce CO2 emissions, efficient water and waste management, and environment-friendly public transport; - Increasing the awareness and responsiveness of national authorities to the need for and benefits of strong involvement of cities in local sustainable policy issues. Complementary with the local authority plans and other related actions CES-MED project has been approved by the Greater Irbid Municipality and the development of a SECAP in the city is in line with the city’s vision. Short description of the Municipality Greater Irbid Municipal council is elected by local residents for a four-year term. The council consists of 31 members, who represent the city’s districts. The Municipality of Greater Irbid was first formed in 1881 and so far, new elections are held every four years to appoint new elected members. Vision for the future Greater Irbid Municipality’s vision is drafted by the members of the local committees and is based on their long-term view of the future state of the city, especially from its sustainable perspective. Based on this rationale, the vision is: “A Municipality that is economically developed, sustained and culturally preserved to invest in the sectors of agriculture, industry and tourism and that stimulates entrepreneurship, empowerment and sustainability for the purposes of employment, capacity building of individuals, and improving the quality of life of all community’s groups at present time and in the future, in cooperation with local and international partners.” Organizational and financial aspects Coordination with national and local authorities The Municipality Law No.13 (2011) describes the responsibilities of the Municipalities in Art 40. Municipalities are responsible for: - City Planning; - Building Permits – Procedures are regulated by JNBC law see Building Sector; - Commercial Licensing; - Public Lighting; - Waste Collection (and licensing); - Maintenance management. Furthermore, municipalities can be owners of buildings (Art.43), can charge fees for licensing procedures (Art. 44), and can, in principle, take loans (Art. 45). However, MoPIC indicated to CES-MED that the Government of Jordan (GoJ) is not interested in increasing the financial burden by taking up more loans. Municipalities are in a legal position to collect fines (Art.50) and set their own budget (Art.55), which is approved on an annual basis by the Prime Minister. During the fiscal year, changes to the approved budget are possible; this has to be approved by the Minister of Municipal Affairs. 20
Page 1 and 2: This project is funded by the Europ
Page 3 and 4: Sustainable Energy and Climate Acti
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Page 7 and 8: Acknowledgements This report has be
Page 9 and 10: Section I: SECAP Executive Summary
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Page 27 and 28: - Interview with data resources emp
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Page 47 and 48: Sustainable Public Procurement Back
Page 49 and 50: Summary of actions related to Munic
Page 51 and 52: Residential buildings Implementing
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Page 61 and 62: General objectives The objectives o
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• Flashing overhead at crossing s
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Shuttle bus / Express bus. Backgrou
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Intelligent and Smart Control of Tr
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Light Train Project. Background The
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Constructing a Multi-Storey Parking
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Summary or actions in the Transport
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Description 2018 2019 2020 2021 202
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Average distance travelling per Veh
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Local Electricity Production Establ
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Summary of actions Sectoral & field
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12.7 Issuing certificates for build
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17.0 Awareness campaigns to reduce
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Local Renewable energy generation 3
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The increase of the projected tempe
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The national strategy, its goals an
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Section B: Climate Change Risk Asse
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Built Environment Economy Biodivers
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Reorganize the working hours and to
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communities, the exposure has been
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- Seehan community will suffer an i
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Section VI: Citizens Awareness Prom
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Aim Preparation of a COMMUNITY AWAR
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Situation analysis From this study
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Insufficient water supply Solid Was
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- Promote the use of similar equipm
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Recommendations: These tables have
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The action framework is obtained fr
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Technical description - Main Techno
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- A permit for the establishment of
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Annex for Priority action 1 STAGE 1
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especially those that will impact p
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20. Transportation analysis as nece
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- Energy yield analysis. o Losses a
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The annual consumptions with LED la
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- The Risks: o Implementation witho
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accurate and correct information as
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Projected Energy Estimates in 2030
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10. Increased Service and Brand Ima
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For the sake of argument, let's ass
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- Marketing and communication mater
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Projected Energy Estimates in Avail
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