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Ethiopia CLEWs Business as Usual and NDCLTLEDS Models

Domaine:

climateenvironment and energy

Type de record:

model
Créateur:
Lo Giudice, Camilla
Éditeur:
Zenodo
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These two models were built based on the dataset available on zenodo.org. They analyze the Climate, Land, Energy, and Water Systems (CLEWs) nexus in Ethiopia using the OSeMOSYS modeling tool. They were run usind the MUIO user interface v5.3. The BAU scenario represents the business as usual case, while the NDCLTLEDS refers to the updated national determined contributions and Ethiopia's long term strategies. The data.txt and results.txt files refer to the BAU scenario and can be used to test the Indicators4CLEWs GitHub repository (github.com) . It supported the IAM compact deliverable D5.9 titled "Climate action in the sustainability spectrum". All the data are open source and can support future research and applications. 

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