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.
The report Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources: Annual report 2016 produced annually provides the current state and the progress achieved throughout the year in Jordan's mineral resources and energy sector. The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources aims to set and develop the appropriate policies and legislation to achieve a secure sustainable supply of energy and the optimum utilization of natural resources that comply with international practices.
The report Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources: Annual report 2015 produced annually provides the current state and the progress achieved throughout the year in Jordan's mineral resources and energy sector. The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources aims to provide all forms of energy required for sustainable development through the enhancement and implementation of proper policies, legislation, and energy efficiency in various sectors.
The report Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources: Annual report 2014 produced annually provides the current state and the progress achieved throughout the year in Jordan's mineral resources and energy sector. The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources aims to provide all forms of energy required for sustainable development through the enhancement and implementation of proper policies, legislation, and energy efficiency in various sectors.
Jordan Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources: Annual report 2013 provides annual progress achieved and challenges that need to be addressed regarding Jordan's energy security and mineral resource management. The mission is to ensure the required energy supply for sustainable development, with the least cost and best quality through enhancement and implementation of proper policies, legislation, and plans.
Jordan's Third National Communication on Climate Change provides a scientifically sound description of the projected impacts of climate change on Jordan, as well as a comprehensive mitigation assessment and a detailed inventory of GHG emissions.
Formulated to present in the United Nations Rio+20 Conference on Sustainable Development The Cambodian Government's Achievements and Future Direction in Sustainable Development based on at least 87 references looks at the issued pertaining to economic growth, energy, information, communication technology, transport infrastructure, tourism, poverty and equity, health, education, mine action, cultural diversity, water resources and sanitation, agriculture and food security, sustainable forests and land use, climate change and disaster risk reduction.
Formulated in response to the "Lima Call for Action" Cambodia's Intended Nationally Determined Contribution is subject to revisions to meet national circumstances as the country continues along its development pathway. The nationally determined contributions are aligned with the country's development priorities.
Fiji is highly vulnerable to climate change due to its position as a Small Developing State (SIDS), which leaves the country exposed to sea-level rise, cyclones of increasing intensity, and flooding, among other potential consequences. It is therefore imperative to take ambitious and rapid action to address climate change through GHG emission reductions. The Fiji Low Emission Development Strategy (LEDS) 2018-2050 is a living document compiled in 201 to define pathways to achieve low emission development in Fiji until 2050.
Cambodia's Second National Communication presents the information on national circumstances, national GHG inventory for the year 2000 and GHG emission projections, impacts and vulnerability to climate change, the situation with respect to the implementation of climate change and related plans, programmes and projects in these areas, financial commitments, technology transfer and international cooperation, systematic research and observation, education, training and public awareness and constraints, gaps and related financial, technical and capacity needs.