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The national strategy, its goals and commitments, sectors affected<br />

In 2007, <strong>Egypt</strong> established its National Committee on Climate Change's decision in order to develop strategies<br />

and policies to deal with CC. As a result, several strategies, policies have been developed, mostly with the<br />

support of international donors, including:<br />

• Initial National Communication on Climate Change, <strong>Egypt</strong>, 1999 – MoEnv and EEAA 48<br />

• Second National Communication on Climate change, <strong>Egypt</strong>, 2010 – EEAA and UNDP 49<br />

• Third National Communication on Climate change, <strong>Egypt</strong>, 2014 – EEAA and UNDP 50<br />

• National Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction 2011, (NSACCDRR)<br />

– UNDP 51<br />

• National Air Quality Policy 2015, NAQP – UNEP 52<br />

• <strong>Egypt</strong>’s Indicators Development<br />

• National Solid Waste Management Policy (NSWMP) 2015 – GIZ.<br />

The <strong>Egypt</strong>ian Cabinet – Information and Decision Support Centre (IDSC) - in collaboration with the UNDP have<br />

developed <strong>Egypt</strong>’s National Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction<br />

(NSACCDRR) in December 2011. The NSACCDRR’s main objective is to increase the flexibility of the <strong>Egypt</strong>ian<br />

community when dealing with the risks and disasters that might be caused by climate change and its impact<br />

on different sectors and activities. It also aims at strengthening the capacity to absorb and reduce the risks<br />

and disasters to be caused by such changes.<br />

The Economic Cooperation and Development Division (SECO) of the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs<br />

from Switzerland has developed measures based on collaboration with <strong>Egypt</strong>ian government, to address the<br />

strategy objective No.3:<br />

Support basic environmental infrastructure:<br />

• Contribute with technology and know-how transfer to improve the infrastructure with a positive<br />

effect on the environment, the climate and employment.<br />

• Sectorial activities include water supply, wastewater treatment, waste management (solid and liquid<br />

toxic waste), renewable energy and energy efficiency, and urban sustainability.<br />

48<br />

<strong>Egypt</strong>’s first National Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), report issued on June 1999,<br />

EEAA - Available on: http://unfccc.int/resource/docs/natc/egync1.pdf/ (Accessed: 24.08.2016)<br />

49<br />

<strong>Egypt</strong>’s Second Nation Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), report issued on May<br />

2010, EEAA and UNDP, 2010 - Available on: http://unfccc.int/resource/docs/natc/egync2.pdf/ (Accessed: 08.08.2016)<br />

50<br />

<strong>Egypt</strong>’s Third Nation Communication under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), report issued on June 2014,<br />

EEAA and UNDP, 2014 - Available on:<br />

http://www.eg.undp.org/content/dam/egypt/docs/Environment%20and%20Energy/Signed%20TNC%20Project%20Document.pdf/ (Accessed:<br />

24.08.2016)<br />

51<br />

<strong>Egypt</strong>’s National Strategy for Adaptation to Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction (NSACCDRR), 2011- available at:<br />

http://cairoclimatetalks.net/sites/default/files/Adaptation%20Strategy%20-%20<strong>Final</strong>%20-%20E.pdf (Accessed: 24.08.2016)<br />

52<br />

http://www.egyptictindicators.gov.eg/en/Pages/default33.aspx/<br />

87

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