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SDG13: CLIMATE ACTION

Research projects at BAU have explored innovative approaches to reducing carbon emissions, such as developing energy-efficient building materials, promoting the use of solar energy, and enhancing
LEBANON''S Long Term

The long-term goal is to modernize the national grid and phase out fossil fuel power plants, reducing Lebanon''s reliance on imported fuels and lowering energy costs.
National efforts to reduce emissions & mitigate the effects of

What human activities emit greenhouse gases, GHGs, in Lebanon? Greenhouse gas emissions in Lebanon come from four main sources resulting from human activities:
CLIMATE-PROOFING LEBANON''S DEVELOPMENT PLANS

In order to reduce future emissions and avoid the most dangerous impacts of climate change, Lebanon has ratified the Paris Agreement which aims to limit global temperature increase to below 2oC.
Critical Investments in Key Sectors Can Help Lebanon Mitigate

BEIRUT, March 13, 2024 – No-regret investments in key service sectors like energy, water, transport and solid waste are urgently needed in the short-term to mitigate the impact of climate change on
A PATHWAY TOWARDS A CLIMATE RESILIENT ECONOMY:

nderscores Lebanon''s commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions while fostering economi s expected to be 42 to 53% higher in the LEDS scenario compared to the Business-As-Usual (BAU)
Lebanon Launches Climate Policy Package to Advance Paris

Together, they provide Lebanon with its most comprehensive climate roadmap to date—charting a path to reduce emissions, expand renewable energy, and strengthen resilience to
Driving Innovation Toward a Carbon-Negative Campus

In line with the Institute''s commitment to climate action and innovation, the funded proposals aim to reduce carbon emissions through forward-thinking solutions in clean energy
Beirut 2050

Beirut 2050 is an ambitious vision for transforming Beirut into a sustainable, resilient, and thriving city by mid-century. This initiative, conceived by IRE Engineering Office, focuses on balancing