Adaptation to Climate Change in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)
Submitted by Michael Rastall 2nd April 2014 11:02
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Project description
This project assisted the World Bank in assessing the range of effective adaptation strategies in the MENA region. Research involved accounting for the unique circumstances of the region - namely rapid population growth, uncontrolled urbanization, poor economic performance, highly non-diversified economies, and increasing regional political instability and insecurity in devising recommendations for adaptation in water resource management, agriculture, urban areas, and migration.
The study also developed fact sheets on vulnerable sectors and greenhouse gas emission profiles for each of the 21 countries in the MENA region. As part of the project, missions were conducted to Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt.
Funder: World Bank
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Urban Adaptation to Climate Change
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adaptation strategies
climate change adaptation
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agriculture
East Africa
Economics
Egypt
ENvironmental
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greenhouse gas emissions
MENA
Middle East
migration
Morocco
non-diversified economies
North Africa
political instability
rapid population growth
Tunisia
uncontrolled urbanization
urban areas
vulnerable sectors
Water resources management
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adaptation strategies
Adaptation to global warming
East Africa
Economics
Egypt
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Middle East
migration
Morocco
North Africa
Tunisia
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