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Sustainable Development in the Jordan Valley: Final Report of the Regional NGO Master Plan

Parte de: Hexagon Series on Human and Environmental Security and Peace

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development economics; water policy; water governance; water management; sustainable development; conservation

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ISBN impreso

978-3-319-30035-1

ISBN electrónico

978-3-319-30036-8

Editor responsable

Springer Nature

País de edición

Reino Unido

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Introduction

Jeroen Kool

WEDO/EcoPeace Middle East assigned Royal HaskoningDHV on the 27th of August 2012 to develop national NGO Master Plans for sustainable development of the Jordan Valley for Jordan and Palestine, and one Regional Master Plan for the Jordan Valley, located between the Sea of Galilee and the Dead Sea. WEDO/EcoPeace view this final Master Plan as an advocacy tool to engage with national stakeholders and the international community for the full or partial adoption of the proposed interventions.

Pp. 1-4

The Jordan Valley

Jeroen Kool

In March 2014, a Baseline Report has been prepared and published by Eco Peace Middle East on their website, describing the current situation in the Jordan Valley, including the physical and environmental characteristics of the valley, the population living in the valley and their socio-economic status and the governance structures in the valley.

Pp. 5-60

Projections and Objectives

Jeroen Kool

Based on the population projections made by the Jordanian, Palestinian and Israeli Departments of Statistics, an assessment has been made of the total population in the valley in the years 2025 and 2050. This includes natural growth of the autonomous population to 0.92 % in 2050.

Pp. 61-69

Meeting the Strategic Planning Objectives

Jeroen Kool

A total of 127 interventions have been identified with a total investment value of 4.58 Billion USD until the year 2050. The full set of interventions is presented in Annex 1 and grouped around the various strategic planning objectives. Interventions have been distinguished in terms of Israeli (ISR), Jordanian (JOR), Palestinian (PAL), or Regional (REG) interventions.

Pp. 71-89

The Year 2050

Jeroen Kool

Under the scenario and strategy described in this Regional Master Plan, by 2050 the Jordan Valley will be a co-operative, confident and peaceful region with a healthy economy and strong development perspectives for the people living here.

Pp. 91-107

Final Conclusions and Recommendations

Jeroen Kool

This Regional NGO Master Plan for Sustainable Development of the Jordan Valley aims at identifying feasible interventions that will restore the valley’s environmental and ecological values within a realistic financial and economic framework, in which a future State of Palestine will be recognized as one of the three riparians, side by side with Israel and Jordan with all three nations entitled to an equitable share of the valley’s resources.

Pp. 109-111