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Figure 13: Sustainable energy and climate action plan (SECAP) framework for the City of Luxor
All stakeholders in Luxor
Tourism
The Governorate should design the appropriate action plan, then lead, facilitate and monitor its
implementation, highlighting steps by steps, progress made and benefits for all publics.
The best plan is the one which is actually addressing the key strategic sectors were real progress can be
achieved. To do so, the SECAP of Luxor is established on the baseline emission inventory (BEI), which clearly
identifies those sectors where specific efforts could actually result in major changes.
A good plan is also a plan that combines different types of actions: kick wins demonstrating direct benefits in
implementing the action plan; symbolic actions bringing visible changes in daily life of Luxor citizens; high
return on investment action demonstration the business case behind the energy transition; more structural
actions that will only bring results in the long term but are essential to actually establish new trends in energy
consumption and production.
For the city of Luxor, the following list of priority actions have been discussed and confirmed by the
Governorate of Luxor, mainly H.E. Governor of Luxor:
• 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
4.1. Action on Governorate buildings and services
The first priority of the Governorate and the City Council should be to act on its direct perimeter of
responsibility: Governorate buildings and services (street lighting, water distribution & sanitation, waste
management). It is only while being exemplary on its own perimeter that the City Council will be able to
promote the mobilisation of all stakeholders, inviting them to reduce their energy consumption and
contribute to the development of renewable energy capacities.
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