42 of 2014 and its amendments accorded paramount importance in some of its articles to issues related to adapting to the negative effects of climate change, as it regulated the ways of using and consuming natural resources in the field of protecting the land. Articles (40) and (41) of the
42 of 2014 and its amendments accorded paramount importance in some of its articles to issues related to adapting to the negative effects of climate change, as it regulated the ways of using and consuming natural resources in the field of protecting the land. Articles (40) and (41) of the law discussed regulating the camping process and land use in grazing or any other activities that may harm the soil, which contributes to reducing the phenomenon of desertification and soil vulnerability.
"The Environmental Protection Law No. 42 of 2014 and its amendments accorded paramount importance in some of its articles to issues related to adapting to the negative effects of climate change, as it regulated the ways of using and consuming natural resources in the field of protecting the land. Articles (40) and (41) of the law discussed regulating the camping process and land use in grazing or any other activities that may harm the soil, which contributes to reducing the phenomenon of desertification and soil vulnerability."
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Sectoral Mitigation Policies
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Information on the existing upstream sectoral policies that the NDC builds on
Existing sectoral policies
Agriculture
Soils