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Byblos

Lebanon

Byblos is currently not projected to face specific climate hazards; however, the city is actively enhancing its climate resilience through an innovative solutions portfolio. It implements technology-enabled initiatives focused on finance and water management. Current efforts include asset risk modeling and vulnerability analysis to prepare for potential uncertainties. Additionally, the city has developed systems for wastewater reclamation and grey water recycling, aimed at optimizing water resources. These initiatives are designed to ensure sustainability and adaptability in response to future climate challenges, thereby fortifying Byblos against any unforeseen impacts and promoting responsible resource management for the community's ongoing well-being.

Deployed Solutions

Deployed climate adaptation technologies identified in Byblos.

Tsunami Risk Assessment and Disaster Management Strategy

A tsunami simulation conducted by 100RC Platform Partner Swiss Re confirms that Byblos' Old Port is at risk from coastal flooding.[^1][^2][^3] This...

Smart Sewage Network Infrastructure Connection System

The Municipality of Jbeil-Byblos is collaborating with 100RC Platform Partner ESRI and Veolia to examine how to plan and build infrastructure...

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