Water Infrastructure in Turkey October 19, 2016 Between 1950 and 1965, open irrigation canals were constructed in Turkey. Irrigation systems with canalettes have been introduced since 1965. Irrigation systems with canallettes were constructed between 1970 and 1980. By 1990, low and medium pipe network with advanced pipe technologies have been used. Tags: 2011 - 2012 - about - Agriculture - Anatolia - Ankara - Atatürk - Basin - Basins - Culture - DSİ - DSİ and Water - Electric Plants - Environment - Euphrates - Evaporation - Fanack - General Directorate - Groundwater - Hydroelectric - Hydrology - Hydropower - Infrastructure - International Cooperation - Irrigation - Irrigation Facilities - Karakaya - Keban - Konya Plain - Konya Plain Project - legal - London - Media - Ministry - Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources - Modernization - National Framework - Natural Resources - Policy - Politics - Population - Power Generation - project - Resources - River - Society - sources - Southeastern Anatolian Project - Surface Irrigation - Tigris - Topography - Transboundary - Treatment Plants - Turkey - Urban Growth - Urban Water - Wastewater - Water - Water Demand - Water Infrastructure - Water Mains - Water Needs - Water Resources - Water Treatment Plants - Water Use
Water Management November 10, 2015 Lebanon’s first water laws date back to Ottoman times. They were later amended during the French Mandate and after independence. The Lebanese water sector was restructured following a revision of its legal framework in 2000. Tags: 2003 - 2011 - 2012 - about - Border - Civil Society - Environment - Fanack - French - French Mandate - Independence - Irrigation - Law - Lebanon - legal - legislation - Mandate - Media - Ministry - NGO - Oman - Ottoman - Parliament - Policy - project - Society - sources - State - Sustainable - Wastewater - Water - Water Issues - Water Management - Water Sector
What Does the Future Hold September 29, 2015 This will require not only a comprehensive managerial framework, but also strong political will and focus to tackle a rapidly worsening situation and ensure long-term sustainability of the resource. Tags: about - Amman - Civil Society - Climate - Climate Change - Fanack - governance - Groundwater - ISIS - Law - Lebanon - NGO - project - Refugee - Resources - Society - sources - Sustainability - Sustainable - Syria - Syrian - Syrian Refugee - Water - Water Management - Water Resources
Reducing Water Use July 14, 2015 , in February 2015, the US government provided a grant to the Jordanian government to launch a public awareness campaign in the Zarqa Governorate, in conjunction with water and sewage projects overseen by the Ministry of Water and Irrigation. Tags: 2008 - Amman - Drip Irrigation - Education - Environment - Fanack - Irrigation - ISIS - Jordan - King - legal - Media - Ministry - Ministry of Water and Irrigation - National Water Strategy - Politics - Population - project - Sewage - Society - War - Water - Water Demand - Water Use
About Fanack Water July 31, 2012 Fanack Water provides accessible, well-researched information on the state of water resources in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region through peer-reviewed country files and special reports, as well as interviews and opinion pieces on latest developments in the water sector of each MENA country. Tags: about - Climate - Climate Change - Drought - economy - Fanack - Gaza - ISIS - Jordan - King - language - Lebanon - Levant - MENA Region - Middle East - North Africa - Policy - Politics - Population - project - Quiz - Refugee - relations - Resources - Society - sources - State - Sustainable - Syria - Syrian - Syrian Refugee - Turkey - War - Water - Water Availability - Water Issues - Water Management - Water Resources - Water Sector