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National Cooling Action Plans (NCAPs)

(NCAPs) are an important tool to assist countries in identifying pathways to integrate comprehensive action to reduce energy related emissions from cooling aligned with plans related to emissions from refrigerant transition. They also offer an opportunity for a country to consider how to improve access to cooling and address additional SDGs. To date, there have been many different approaches to developing NCAPs ranging from emerging economies like China and India to small climate vulnerable countries like Trinidad and Tobago or Rwanda.

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Press Release: Regional Workshop on: Best Practices on Implementing National Cooling Action Plans

Press Release: Regional Workshop on: Best Practices on Implementing National Cooling Action Plans

The Regional Center for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (RCREEE), in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and…

The consultation mission on 29 May 2025, Casablanca, Morocco.

The consultation mission on 29 May 2025, Casablanca, Morocco.

The first visit to The Moroccan Association of Refrigeration Professionals (AMPF), which is a central organization in Morocco’s cooling sector,…

Morocco’s National Steering Committee to Drive NCAP Forward

Morocco’s National Steering Committee to Drive NCAP Forward

Morocco’s National Steering Committee to Drive NCAP Forward  Rabat, Morocco – May 28, 2025 A high-level meeting of the National…

Kick-off meeting for the development of the NCAP in Morocco

Kick-off meeting for the development of the NCAP in Morocco

Kick-off meeting for the development of the NCAP in Morocco Rabat, Morocco – May 27, 2025 Today marked the successful launch of…

The Regional Technical Advisory Group for NCAP in the MENA Region
The inaugural meeting of the Regional Technical Advisory Group for NCAP in the MENA Region, held on January 16th, marked the official formation of the committee and served as a crucial first step in regional collaboration. The primary focus of this initial session was to establish a shared understanding of the current cooling landscape within the Middle East and North Africa. Participants engaged in a valuable exchange of knowledge and insights, identifying key challenges and highlighting significant opportunities for advancing cooling technologies and sustainable practices across the region. Furthermore, the meeting provided a platform to review the progress in developing a comprehensive regional framework and methodology that will guide the formulation of individual National Cooling Action Plans (NCAPs) by member states. The collaborative spirit and the expertise shared during this foundational meeting have established a strong basis for future discussions and actions aimed at achieving enhanced cooling efficiency and long-term sustainability throughout the MENA region.

Mr. Mohamed Abdelmowla

Senior energy engineer
MoERE
Egypt elsayedabdelmowla@gmail.com

Ms. Nibras Mahmoud Ebid

Iraq
nibras_nuce@yahoo.com

Ms. Lina Mobaideen

Jordan
lina.mobaideen@memr.gov.jo

Mr. Omar Elrosan

Jordan
omar.alrosan@memr.gov.jo

Ms. Altaf Salem Safr

Kuwait
assafr@mew.gov.kw

Mr. Yacoub Almatouq

Kuwait
almatouq1@epa.gov.kw

Mr. Osama Aly Ragab

Libya
osama.rajab@reaol.ly

Ms. Wejdan Shalabi

Libya
wejdan.shalabi@reaol.ly

Mr. Ahmedo Abady

Mauritania
wejdan.shalabi@reaol.ly

Ms. Mouna Benmbarek

Morocco
mouna_benmbarek@yahoo.fr

Mr. Abdelali Dakkina

Morocco
adakkina@gmail.com

Mr. Fadel Khatab

Palestine
f.khatab@penra.pna.ps

Mr. Samer Kalbouneh

Palestine
s_kalbouneh@yahoo.com

Mr. Tariq Abdelkader Mohamed

Sudan
tarig.khayal@gmail.com

Ms. Nagat Mahmoud Adham Aly

Sudan
nagatmahmoud2@hotmail.com

Dr. Yousef Hassoun

Syria
yousefh180@gmail.com

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Regional MENA NCAP workshop on Tuesday, 21 October 2025, in Cairo

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