Sustainability In Qatar
Qatar, in line with global efforts, actively explores sustainable resources to address environmental concerns
and foster long-term economic development. Despite limited potential for wind energy, our Energy Reosurces & Renewable Energy Page
cover both Solar and Wind Energy. Qatar's ambitious goal, outlined in the Qatar Vision 2030, aims to generate 20% of its energy from renewables by 2030.
Water Desalination:
Qatar relies on reverse osmosis for efficient desalination, meeting freshwater needs sustainably.
Green Building Practices:
GSAS certification in Qatar promotes sustainable construction, emphasizing eco-friendly materials.
Waste-to-Energy:
Qatar explores waste-to-energy for aligned waste management and energy goals.
Public Transportation:
Doha Metro and free metro buses reduce vehicle reliance, fostering sustainable transport and reducing emissions.
Sustainable Practices in Qatar:
Msheireb Downtown Doha: An exemplary urban regeneration project prioritizing energy efficiency and waste management.
Qatar Foundation: Implements sustainable initiatives in water and energy conservation, waste management, and green transportation.
Government Policies:
Qatar National Vision 2030: Focuses on sustainable development, economic diversification, and a knowledge-based economy.
National Environmental Strategy: Addresses air quality, water resources, waste management, and biodiversity conservation.
Waste Management: Implements regulations for recycling, waste segregation, and waste treatment facilities.
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Aligns policies with the United Nations for global commitment to climate change and responsible consumerism.
Research and Development Partnerships:
Local Businesses and NGOs: Collaborations drive sustainability initiatives, supporting environmental projects.
International Organizations: Partnerships focus on biodiversity conservation and sustainable resource management.