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In order to put in place the bases for controlled and controlled development, the Government is committed to developing a long-term vision for 2035, called "Djibouti 2035". The development of the Vision comes in the wake of the Economic Orientation Law 2001-2010 which helped to guide the Strategic Framework for Growth and Poverty Alleviation (PRSP) 2004-2006 and the National Initiative for Sustainable Development. Social Development (INDS) 2008-2012. It aims to provide the country with a generation planning tool for the next generation, which will now include strategic planning and sustainable development policies and strategies. The document states that in 2035, Djibouti should be a "100 % green" country, using renewable energies for its supply, sustainably managing water, and adapting to climate change and related risks. Anti desertification measures are notable parts of the adaptation efforts that the document is formulating.

This decree establishes and discusses the roles of the Supervisory and Management Bodies of Geothermal Development Projects. The decree creates a Steering Committee in charge of the geothermal development policy in Djibouti. 
 
The Committee's missions are 1) define the strategic axes and set the guidelines to be implemented as well as the corresponding priorities in the field of geothermal development systems; 2) to supervise and control the implementation of geothermal energy projects; 3) approve the work programs and progress reports submitted by the Project Management Unit; 4) verify the files prepared by the Geothermal Management Unit (PMU) and define the overall strategic directions in the field of geothermal energy, implementation of which is the responsibility of the geothermal PMU; 5) Organize missions to visit achievements and facilitate relations with institutions.

This decree creates the National Energy Commission under the supervision of the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (CNE).

Article 2 states that this Commission will be responsible for coordinating energy projects and, more generally, undertaking studies of all measures contributing to better coordination of the country's energy development. This Commission is responsible for intervening in the strategic areas of energy development in the Republic of Djibouti including studies, prospecting, research, exploration, exploitation, marketing of all forms of energy as well conventional- of fossil origin - (oil, gas, wood, etc ...) that new and renewable energies - (solar, wind, geothermal, tidal, etc ...). It is responsible for studying and proposing to the Ministry of Energy any measure aimed at favoring a dynamic energy sector to contribute to the economic and social development of the country. The duties, powers and prerogatives and composition of the Commission may be specified, modified or supplemented by order.

The objective of the creation of the National Energy Commission is to ensure the coherence and the efficiency of the energy projects so that they contribute to the development: 1) of the national society, in particular in the dimension of fight against the poverty by increasing access to electricity for all segments of the population (social tariffs and diversification of energy sources), and 2) economic activities in the country by constantly seeking the most competitive tariffs. electricity for their development.

This decree aims to establish an inter-sectoral institutional framework for risk and disaster management. For this it creates the following: An Interministerial Committee for Risk and Disaster Management, an inter-sectoral technical committee for risk and disaster management and an Executive Secretariat for Risk and Disaster Management.

The United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification in those Countries Experiencing Serious Drought or Desertification, Particularly in Africa (UNCCD) was adopted on 17 June 1994 in Paris and entered into force on 26 December 1996.

This law establishes a framework legal framework in the field of energy efficiency in the Republic of Djibouti. Energy efficiency is recognized by the State of Djibouti as a national priority insofar as it is part of an approach of national independence and sustainable economic and social development respectful of the environment. 
 
Public and private establishments, whose total primary energy consumption exceeds a threshold set by decree, are subject to the compulsory and periodic energy audit carried out, under the authority of ADME, by an accredited expert auditor. Besides, new energy-consuming projects as well as expansion projects for energy-consuming establishments with a significant energy impact at the national level must be submitted before their completion, to the consultation of the Djiboutian Agency for Energy Management. to improve their energy efficiency.

This law creates the Djibouti Office of Geothermal Energy Development, which is supervised by the presidency of the republic. The Office is in charge of 1) Identification of the various types of geothermal resources of the country (high and low energy); 2) Conducting exploration, reconnaissance and studies; 3) Pre-feasibility and feasibility studies aimed at the industrial development of these resources and the diversification of their uses; and 4) The identification, with the appropriate partners, of public and private operators likely to ensure the development of geothermal energy production, and any associated products. 
 
The Office can further work on the following tasks: 1) Ensure greater energy independence and make geothermal energy a basic source in the country's energy mix; 2) Orientation and animation of technological research, initial and continuing training; 3) The development, demonstration and dissemination of applicable techniques; (4) The performance of any construction or work of works relating to its object; - Data collection, information and advice to public and private persons; 5) Participation in the development and implementation of international and bilateral cooperation agreements in relation to its prerogatives; 6) Keep the concerned administrations, and in particular Djibouti Electricity EDD, informed of its projects.

This law defines the National Risk and Disaster Management Policy. Risk and disaster management is part of the overall framework of protection and security activities. It is based on integrated and comprehensive procedures that include prevention, warning, preparedness, management, relief, recovery and development measures. Risk and Disaster Management Plans include: - the general plan for risk and disaster management; - support plans for specific risks; - emergency organization plans, known as ORSEC plans; - emergency plans. They define the priorities and priorities for risk and disaster management in the short, medium or long term.

Djibouti Biennial Update Report. BUR1

Djibouti. National communication (NC). NC 3., National Communication from Djibouti in 2021

Djibouti First NDC, Nationally Determined Contribution from Djibouti in 2016

Djibouti. National Communication (NC). NC 2., National Communication from Djibouti in 2014

Djibouti National Communication. NC1 from 2001

Going from 100% thermal to 100% renewable energy supply by 2020 against a 2010 baseline

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