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About MINARET
The MENA Region Initiative As a Model of NEXUS Approach and Renewable Energy Technologies (MINARET) aims to address the unique sustainability challenges and opportunities of the MENA region by increasing local and regional sustainability capacities using the synergies between renewable energy technology and efficiency, water management, and food security.
The 4-year project kicked off in the first quarter of 2017 to be implemented in Jordan, Tunisia and Lebanon. The MINARET project intends to build the municipality’s resilience to climate change through adopting renewable energy resources and energy efficiency, water management techniques and food security.
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“High-Level Policy Dialogue” for Municipalities – Nexus -Thinking and Decentralization of Subnational Governments” and Public Finance Workshop
Lebanon, 2-3 /8/2022 The Royal Scientific Society / National Energy Research Centre organized an event at Park Innovation, Lebanon on 2nd of August 2022 titled a “High-Level Policy Dialogue” at municipal level, in cooperation with As-Semqaneyyeh and Jdaidet el Chouf...
“High-Level Policy Dialogue” for Municipalities – Nexus Thinking and Decentralization of Subnational Governments
Tunisia, 28-29 June 2022 The Royal Scientific Society / National Energy Research Centre organized an event at Le Maison de L’exportateur (CEPEX) in Tunisia on 28 and 29 June 2022 titled “High-Level Policy Dialogue” at municipal level, in cooperation with Raoued and...
Training of Trainers on WEF NEXUS
The Royal Scientific Society / National Energy Research Centre organized the “WEF Nexus Training of Trainers” in cooperation with the Nexus Regional Dialogues Programme (NRDP), to provide acquaintance with the Nexus Training Materials to help inspire the...
MINARET in Figures
square meter plastic house
cubic meters of treated wastewater used daily
annual savings
farmers benefited
water tanks installed
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less energy LED street lights consume
tons of CO2 reduced
cubic meter underground tank
kWh in total energy savings
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