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Each of the above mentioned documents was thoroughly analyzed, then summarized around key words. We had unified the terminology used in order to regroup all key words. Having completed this process enabled us the formulation of a list comprising 25 priorities as shown in Table 1. TABLE 1 – Initial list of 25 national priorities Emissions to air and water, waste to landfill Air pollution Climate change Renewable energy promotion Waste management (hazardous/Non hazardous) Resource Use Quarries management Fair regional energy distribution Clean energy sources usage Natural resources preservation (Mountains/ Water) Agriculture water usage management Wastewater management Water (production and home servicing) Bio-diversity preservation Environmental quality Forests management (Re-Forestation and fire management) Coastal areas preservation Pesticides management Agricultural lands preservation (Land Capita/Maintenance) Education and employment Regional job opportunities development Quality of education improvement Regional disparities minimization Regional poverty reduction Health Health care management (Equitable health care) Health indicators Communities and other social Traffic management (co-transportation/ state of the vehicles) Public transport improvement 12
Urban development planning 3.2- Prioritizing sustainability impacts (from long-list to short-list) The second step of this prioritization consisted on identifying the most important and pressing national priorities. Therefore, a sample of 7 experts was consulted in the three main pillars of sustainable development, i.e. economical, ecological, and social (reference Appendix A) Three key questions were asked to each expert (see Appendix B): - How important is this issue to your government? - What scope is there to improve? - Will the market be able to respond to this issue? Experts’ answers were compiled on a scale from 1 to 5 according to their own professional opinion. Then we calculated the average score for each of these 25 priorities (see Appendix C). 8 major priorities were identified as shown in Table 2. A brief description of each priority is provided as per annex D. TABLE 2 – Top eight priorities Top eight Priorities on average basis Average Regional disparities minimization 4.29 Renewable energy promotion 4.24 Traffic management (co-transportation/ state of the vehicles) 4.19 Water management (production and home servicing) 4.17 Public transportation improvement 4.10 Waste management (hazardous/Non hazardous) 4.07 Coastal areas preservation 4.07 Regional job opportunities development 4.07 At this stage, following a common agreement with the Client, the top 8 priorities were regrouped into 6 priorities since it is only rational to merge ―Traffic management and Public Transportation‖ into same priority since they go hand-in-hand well as ―Regional disparities minimization and Regional job opportunities development‖ as the latter is an integral part of the former one. Therefore the creation of the short list of priorities was established (Table 3). 13
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NAME Fadi DENNO Lea HAKIM Nancy KAN
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Ink - Sustainable Price US$ EA Tone
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