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From reports to training materials and presentations to snapshots, the Cool Up programme will develop and share a wealth of resources with the aim of raising awareness about sustainable cooling. This knowledge base serves as a one-stop-shop and searchable database of these materials. Be sure to come back as we will continue to add materials over time.

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17.05.2023 News Policy and regulation National Cooling Plans Jordan

Kick Off of Jordan's National Cooling Strategy Working Group

Cool Up played a vital role in the first meeting of the National Cooling Strategy Working Group meeting in Jordan, working in partnership with the Ministry of Environment and the Royal Scientific Society.

05.04.2023 News Policy and regulation National Cooling Plans Jordan

Launch of National Cooling Strategy with Jordan's Ministry of Environment

Cool Up played a vital role in the launch of Jordan's National Cooling Strategy, working in partnership with the Ministry of Environment and the Royal Scientific Society.

21.03.2023 Events Finance and business models Policy and regulation Technology and markets Jordan

Thematic Group Meeting Jordan

The Thematic Group Meeting took place on 21 March 2023 in Amman, Jordan.

20.03.2023 News Finance and business models Policy and regulation Technology and markets Jordan

Advisory Committee meeting Jordan

The second meeting of the Jordan advisory committee was held online on 14 February 2023.

20.03.2023 Reports Technology and markets Policy and regulation Finance and business models Jordan

Cooling Sector Prospects Study Jordan

The Cool Up Cooling Sector Prospects Study Jordan aims at developing one current trend and three mitigation prospects with different alternatives for transition. Its objectives include creating an understanding of possible sustainable development pathways for the air conditioning (AC) sector and the commercial refrigeration sector the basis for the development of policy and finance measures.

01.02.2023 Snapshots Policy and regulation Technology and markets Finance and business models Jordan

Cool Up Regulatory Overview: Jordan

In this snapshot, Cool Up's policy and regulatory analysis identifies recommendations to support the development, uptake, and mainstreaming of sustainable cooling options in Jordan.

16.12.2022 Reports Finance and business models Jordan

Finance Market Assessment Jordan

This report provides an assessment of the finance sector in Jordan with reference to the refrigeration and air conditioning sector. In the report an overview of green financing projects and green infrastructure is given as well as a general review of the finance landscape. Based on this analysis, some key opportunities have been derived for financing of sustainable cooling technologies in Jordan.

20.09.2022 Reports Policy and regulation Jordan

Regulatory Analysis Jordan

Jordan has progressed on its commitments relevant to the Montreal Protocol and Kigali Amendment through the implementation of several relevant programs, laws, and other policy instruments such as the successful implementation and ongoing projects to phase out hydrofluorocarbons. The Regulatory Analysis of the Cool Up programme outlines this important progress as well as further opportunities towards the transition of sustainable cooling and the upscaling of natural refrigerants.

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