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Industry; d) Transport; e) Waste and water management; f) Agriculture (crops, animal production and
fishing); and g) Tourism. This section also depicts the results of energy consumption and GHG
emissions for these sectors. Results indicated that Transport and Residential building sectors are the
highest in terms of annual energy consumption followed by Tourism and Tertiary sectors. In addition,
it highlights the Governorate assets and energy consumption and GHG emissions (Governorate
buildings, Governorate fleet and water and waste management). Finally, it presents the BAU scenario
forecasts and the important rise of emissions from 2015 till 2020 and the stabilisation till 2030.
Section III: Actions Planned
This section presents the Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan that has been developed by the
Governorate of Luxor in coordination with Transitions Team. The proposed actions have been
designed on the basis of the baseline emission and energy consumption inventory. This section is
structured in three parts: a) Background information, including a brief overview of basic information
on the city of Luxor; b) Governorate buildings and services and presenting the activities that fall under
the direct responsibility of the Governorate of Luxor (the buildings it manages and the services it
implements as part of its core competencies); and c) the action plans on the City of Luxor – including
presentation of activities that can be run by stakeholders independently from the Governorate, but
need to be stimulated and steered by the Governorate services in order to ensure everyone is acting
within a consistent plan. In addition, this section highlights the priority actions for the City of Luxor –
Governorate of Luxor as follows:
Priority Action #1 – Transport: Urban Sustainable Mobility Master Plan
Priority Action #2 – Transport and Tourism: Sustainable and Green Boats
Priority Action #3 – Sustainable Approach of Residential Buildings
Priority Action #4 – Tourism and Energy: Green and Sustainable Hotels and Resorts Facilities
Priority Action #5 – Sustainable Approach of Governorate Buildings
Section IV: Climate Action Adaptation
This chapter aims at providing Climate Action for internal guidance to the Governorate of Luxor
(Municipality) regarding the vulnerability of climate change, climate risk assessment and climate
adaptation. The proposed structure of this section has been developed based on extensive literature
review. This section gives an introduction to climate change impacts, particularly in Mediterranean
countries with emphasis on Egypt, mainly urban areas, costal zones, agriculture, water and ecosystems,
health and Tourism. It also highlights the national and regional strategy on Climate Change
Adaptation (CCA). This is followed by a sub-section dedicated to climate data feeding in estimations
of the climate change impacts in the future, as well as the evolution of the climate conditions in the
area (temperature increase, rainfalls etc.). In addition, the adaptation scoreboard including a selfassessment
from the Governorate of Luxor against the standard adaptation scoreboard in the SECAP
template is also presented. This section also focuses on the climate data and climate change
projections with a climate overview in Luxor highlighting the main climate trends. It highlights the
climate change risks by sectors in the City of Luxor and the Governorate’s score in the adaptation cycle
specific steps. Section IV also presents the risk analysis and vulnerability assessment that, based on
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