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Awareness campaigns to reduce energy consumption.<br />

Background<br />

The rapid urbanization growth, accompanied by the population increase, has<br />

imposed economic burdens and more responsibilities on the municipality on a daily<br />

basis, due to the increased demand for services and the need to create new job<br />

opportunities that go along with the municipality's sustainable vision through its<br />

awareness- raising role.<br />

The municipality’s role should be supportive to its citizens in reducing their energy<br />

consumption bills and increase their living standards, thus contributing in securing a<br />

higher income for them and investing in economy.<br />

Besides, the awareness campaigns can influence the customer consumption patterns<br />

and can modify the purchasing behaviour towards more energy efficient products.<br />

Undoubtedly, the municipality can use licensed ads and publish them at different<br />

times and has the initiative and ability to raise awareness in collaboration with<br />

various governmental parties and community sectors, targeting the following<br />

buildings:<br />

- Hospital and Health Centre;<br />

- Schools, Institutes and Universities;<br />

- Water supply;<br />

- Governmental buildings;<br />

- Mosques and churches;<br />

- Commercial sector;<br />

- Private Hospitals;<br />

- Private Universities;<br />

- Banks;<br />

- Communication;<br />

- Hotels;<br />

- Others;<br />

- Agriculture.<br />

Mitigation<br />

MWh/a t CO2/a<br />

23,6471 153,467<br />

Contribution for<br />

25.5%<br />

Cost <strong>of</strong> Implementation<br />

Already calculated<br />

Involvement<br />

<strong>of</strong> Stake<br />

Holders<br />

Staff<br />

Capacity<br />

LA<br />

External<br />

H<br />

H<br />

Other H<br />

L M H<br />

Years <strong>of</strong> Implementation<br />

Key performance Indicator<br />

Number <strong>of</strong> awareness campaign<br />

Measurement Units<br />

Covered Number <strong>of</strong> sector<br />

Area <strong>of</strong> intervention<br />

Behavioural changes<br />

Policy Instrument<br />

Awareness raising / training<br />

Origin <strong>of</strong> action<br />

LA<br />

Priority <strong>of</strong> action<br />

Where they consume the following electricity<br />

Tertiary sector<br />

Non-governmental Electricity Consumption<br />

MWh<br />

Commercial sector 130,580<br />

Private Hospitals 2,806<br />

Private Universities 1,527<br />

Banks 4,823<br />

Communication 9,620<br />

Hotel 1,112<br />

Others 317,944<br />

Agriculture 2,679<br />

Total 471,091<br />

Tertiary sector<br />

Governmental Electricity Consumption<br />

MWh<br />

Hospital and Health Centre 6,176<br />

Schools, Institutes and Universities 45,276<br />

Water supply 24,068<br />

Governmental buildings 21526<br />

Mosques and churches 3,836<br />

Total 100,882<br />

Description <strong>of</strong> the action<br />

- Issuing and distributing a booklet for the tertiary sector, free <strong>of</strong> charge, explaining the procedures that can be used in<br />

this framework, and indicating the mechanisms that help in saving water and energy, energy use rationalization and<br />

environmental awareness-raising;<br />

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