Continue to establish wastewater treatment plants to cover all governorates of Iraq and reach communities in remote areas. The use of wastewater, which increases with the ever-increasing population, in an effective manner that ensures alleviating pressure on fresh water resources. Reference scenario for the industrial sector Iraq plans to revitalize and transform the industrial sector from a command economy to a free market economy. Encouraging the international business community to participate as investment partners in this transformation by bringing modern technology, advanced skills, financial resources and investment to Iraq to improve the economy, increase job opportunities, and build the country&#39;s industrial capacity. A set of main strategic objectives have been identified to be achieved by the year 2030: Increasing the annual growth rate of industrial added value to about (10%). e Increasing the percentage of the manufacturing industry&#39;s contribution to the gross domestic product (GDP) to about (18%). e Increasing the percentage of employment in the industrial system. Increasing the percentage of investment in the industrial system compared to the total investment volume. e Increasing the rate of industrial exports to the total industrial production. e Increasing the percentage of private sector participation in the manufacturing industry. Building five new industrial cities and continuing the implementation of the Khor Al-Zubair project as a major industrial city for energy-intensive industries by 2017, bringing the number to seven industrial cities in 2022, while striving to build an industrial city in each governorate, in addition to three technology cities, and completing the implementation of the industrial city in Khor Al-Zubair by 2030. - Establishing a transparent and simple control system by 2017, and developing this system to be more effective before 2022 with the aim of establishing an integrated and effective control system at all levels, with the participation of stakeholders, and implementing decentralization by 2030. Mitigation scenario The mitigation team proposed a total of 19 projects To mitigate greenhouse gas emissions related to primary energy, renewable energy, energy efficiency, waste and agriculture. These proposed projects show that the main areas that should be focused on are changing the quality of the fuel used, introducing natural gas into the national system for electricity production, and renewable energies.