Palestine

Environment and climate change mainstreaming in Palestinian national development strategies and policies

Inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable citiesClimate ActionPeace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Project type
EU Twinning project
Budget
1 500 000 Eur
Year
2023-2027
Leader
Lithuania
CPVA role
Partner
Beneficiary
Palestinian Environment Quality Authority

Implementing institution

  • Ministry of Environment of the Republic of Lithuania
  • Environmental Project Management Agency of the Ministry of the Environment of the Republic of Lithuania (APVA)
  • Central Project Management Agency (CPVA)
  • Federal Ministry for Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology (BMK), Republic of Austria
  • Environment Agency Austria
  • Austrian National Public Health Institute/ Competence Centre Climate and Health

Objective of the project

To mainstream environment and climate change in the national planning processes, along the operationalization of the sectoral strategies. The expertise provided by the programme supports EQA‘s efforts to improve coordination and assistance to relevant stakeholders in Palestine, contributing to a more efficient mainstreaming, and emphasizing the importance and urgency of protecting the environment and fighting climate change.

Components

  1. Assessment of the current status of environment and climate change mainstreaming in the sectoral strategies.
  2. Development of environment and climate change mainstreaming guidelines.
  3. Apply the mainstreaming guidelines on the strategic, policy and planning framework of two or three selected pilot sectors.
  4. Review the guidelines according to the validation exercise.

Key results achieved to date

  1. Developed guidelines for mainstreaming environment and climate change: the guidelines include practical tools, templates and checklists for agriculture, water and waste sectors.
  2. Mainstreaming guidelines piloted in three sectors: the newly developed guidelines were piloted with the Ministry of Agriculture, Water Authority and Ministry of Local Government. Practical training sessions and consultations were held.
  3. Strengthened climate change provisions in environmental legislation: the project supported the review and development of climate change provisions in Palestine‘s draft Environment Law.

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