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Amman Urban Growth Scenarios : Pathways Toward a Low-Carbon Future - Final Report (English)

12 Jun 2024

Although Jordan is a small contributor to global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, its emissions have rapidly increased in the last four decades. Transport and energy prove to be the two sectors with the highest GHG contribution. The increase in GHG has also been related to the rapid population growth and urbanisation process. The Greater Amman Municipality (GAM) has been transitioning towards climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies. It has developed a comprehensive Climate Action Plan and climate change measures to reduce exposure to environmental hazards and reduce GHG emissions. These strategies have the objective to achieve a resilient city and promote sustainability in the city. The objective of this project was to provide analytical insights into the Jordan Climate Change Development Report (CCDR), focusing on the urban, transport, and energy sectors.
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Authors

Kaw,Jon Kher, Yanchao Li, Morad,Mira, Tammaa,Waad

Disclosure Date
2024/06/12
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Amman Urban Growth Scenarios : Pathways Toward a Low-Carbon Future - Final Report
Product Line
Advisory Services & Analytics
Published in
United States of America
Rel Proj ID
JO-Jordan Sustainable Cities -- P177803
Sector
Sub-National Government
TF No/Name
TF0C2789-C2 - MNA - Vibrant Cities,TF0B9855-T1 - Jordan, Amman - Smart and Green Amman,TF0C0321-C1 & C2 - Jordan - Amman: Pathways for transforming service delivery in,TF0C1855-CPL - C1/C2 Jordan - Amman Smart City Platform
Theme
Urban Infrastructure and Service Delivery,Mitigation,Municipal Institution Building,Job Creation,Economic Policy,Economic Growth and Planning,Environment and Natural Resource Management,Private Sector Development,Public Sector Management,Urban Planning,Climate change,Urban and Rural Development,Jobs,Adaptation,Spatial Growth,Public Administration,Urban Development
Unit Owning
Urban MNA (SMNUR)
Version Type
Revised
Volume No
1

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