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Lake Bardawil and Sinai Desert Restoration Project
11. FULL MATCH 17 SDG’S
By developing the region’s infrastructures through Cooling of area, reduction of extreme weather
By increasing the standard of living of over 100,000
persons (at short term). Creating about 500,000- the economic growth of the fish and agroforestry Sequestration of greenhouse gases: 300-1,200
1,500,000 jobs on the long-term industries. Mio [Ton CO2-eq] in 30 yrs
Aiming at sustainable fish stock & agroforestry
products for Egyptian population. 2,4 Mio Ton Strong business case based on direct and indirect Healthy marine ecosystem with abundance of
Fish & Development 10.000-15.000 km² agr. land returns reducing drastically poverty level in the biomass and fish.
(30 yr) Sinai region.
By introducing clean water, healthy ecosystems, Diversified industries. Large-scale regreening of the desert results in
income, future perspective, good health and well- cooler areas with less dust and availability of
being will increase. fresh water.
Intensive training of farmers and fishermen as part By reducing poverty and increasing wealth,
of Local Stakeholder Engagement. By providing access to knowledge.
inequalities will be reduced.
Increasing education through development of Integrated land management plan leads to Public & Private Partnership with direct and
region’s infrastructures. smart cities and communities. indirect returns model.
By increasing green vegetation and restoring the
hydrological cycle clean water availability and By implementing a sustainable fishing &
sanitation will improve. 10-100 Bio [m³] additional agroforestry development.
precipitation in 30 yrs.
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