Developed to strengthen Jordan's capacity to respond to the detrimental impacts of climate change as well as to solidify Jordan's global stewardship in emission reduction The National Climate Change Policy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan 2013-2020 aims to achieve a pro-active, climate risk-resilient Jordan, to remain with a low carbon but growing economy, with healthy, sustainable resilient communities, sustainable water and agricultural resources, and thriving and productive ecosystems in the path towards sustainable development.
On 22 January 2019 (9:30 AM -1:00 PM TRT), the OECD and SHURA Energy Transition Center are hosting an event on the theme of "Investing in a Low-Emission, Resilient Future: Opportunities for Turkey" in Istanbul, Turkey.
Developed through a participatory effort Jordan Ministry of Environment Strategic Plan (2017-2019): Vision of 2025 foreseeing the future is a strategic plan based on a comprehensive methodology that analyses the existing Jordan's conditions and foresees the future while keeping direct connections to national and global environmental and developmental goals.
Growth and Transformation Plan II (GTP II) is Ethiopia's five-year development plan for 2015-2020. The major objective of GPTII is to serve as a springboard towards realizing the national vision of becoming a low middle-income country by 2025, through sustaining the rapid, broad-based, and inclusive economic growth, which accelerates economic transformation and the journey towards the country’s Renascence.
The Growth and Transformation Plan I (GTP) is a national five-year development plan created by the Government of Ethiopia to improve the country's economic well-being and work towards eradicating poverty. The document outlines the main objectives, strategies, and targets for the five-year period, as well as providing details on specific sectors; costs and financing; risks, opportunities, and challenges; and monitoring and evaluation.
The Government of Ethiopia (GoE) has prepared the Environmental and Social Safeguards Framework (ESSF) to address environmental and social issues that may arise from any Climate Resilient Green Economy (CRGE) strategy investments. Ethiopia’s Environmental And Social Safeguards Framework (ESSF) For The CRGE Initiative outlines the context for and details of the mechanism.
The Government of Ethiopia has determined to deepen and enhance rapid growth and structural transformation to achieve a lower middle income status by 2025 with net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emission growth trajectory, while simultaneously building the resilience of the economy to climate shocks. Climate Finance Tracking and Projection Approach and Methodology in Ethiopia addresses the need to have a full account of baseline climate financing in order to help to estimate the gap between demand and supply for climate finance.
On 22—25 January 2019 the World Economic Forum is holding its Annual Meeting in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland.
The Green Economy Policy Assessment report gives an overview of the current the policy and legal environment of four selected sectors in Mongolia: construction, solid waste management, energy and water management. The report also presents scenarios utilizing the Threshold 21 (T21) framework, jointly developed by the Millennium Institute, Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Environment and Tourism to test national targets and the effects of investing in a green economy in Mongolia. The report is also available in Mongolian.
The Sustainable Development Strategy (SDS): Egypt Vision 2030 is the first Egyptian strategy formulated in accordance with long-term strategic participatory planning. It utilised a variety of input to develop a pathway towards improved welfare and prosperity through sustainable development, social justice, and balanced growth.