To integrate the concepts of climate change, sustainability, and geomorphology into a single research paper focused on a specific region in Jordan, begin with a comprehensive literature review to establish a theoretical framework that highlights their interconnections. Select a case study area, such as the Jordan Valley or Wadi Rum, and define research questions addressing local environmental challenges. Conduct field surveys and use remote sensing and GIS technologies to gather data on geomorphological features and climate impacts. Employ impact assessment methodologies to evaluate how climate change affects geomorphological processes and propose sustainable land management strategies, such as afforestation and water management, that consider these dynamics. Finally, conclude with actionable policy recommendations aimed at promoting sustainability and climate resilience, ensuring they are relevant to local stakeholders and policymakers.

Methodologically, first the relief and its tectonic genesis. So the neotectonic processes in the Neogene and Quaternary that affected the analyzed terrain and the emergence of large morphotectonic structures. Within the morphoevolution of larger morphotectonic units, smaller-more recent landforms are distinguished, primarily created by exo-geomorphological processes caused by climatic influence and climate changes. So after morphotectonics, the sequence of analyses of climate changes and the development (morphoevolution) of genetic types of relief - aeolian, fluvial, slope, etc. Only at the end of the work, within the framework of man's modern influence on the climate and geomorphological processes, will spatial planning - scientific guidelines for sustainability in the analyzed-researched area be given.