Ar Raqqah

Ḩalab

Dimashq

Rīf Dimashq

Ḩamāh

Dar'ā

As Suwaydā'

Idlib

Dayr az Zawr

Ţarţūs

Al Lādhiqīyah

Al Ḩasakah

Al Qunayţirah

Ḩimş

Syria

Sets target to return to 2000 carbon emissions levels by 2025

Sets target to return to 2005 carbon emissions levels by 2020 (45% business-as-usual reduction)

Returning to 2005 carbon levels by 2020 and 2000 carbon levels by 2025.

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This project aims to reduce vulnerabilities to water availability challenges in one of the most vulnerable areas in Syria: Eastern Ghouta. To manage water and land resources efficiently, also considering future climate change risks and population trends in this area, an integrated natural resource management strategy will be developed. Complementing the strategy, the proposed project will directly build the resilience of selected communities though the implementation of concrete no-regret adaptation activities including the treatment of wastewater which is currently pollution water resources in the area and the establishment of water efficient irrigation systems.

Global Environmental Benefits secured through community-based initiatives and actions

The project objective is to reduce GHG emissions to achieve global environmental benefits through implementation of thermal and energy efficient building codes for new construction in Syria. The project intends to transform construction practice in Syria through introducing energy efficiency design, material and equipment in new buildings. The project also comprises a provision to adapt new construction to changing climate, relying on synergies between climate change adaptation and mitigation measures.

Global enviornmental benefits  in biodiveristy and climate change focal areas secured through community-based initiatives and actions.

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