June 5, 2023 Water Management in Palestine After the Oslo Agreement in 1995, the Palestinian Authority (PA) began establishing credible public institutions, laws, regulations, strategies and policies for water management. Various stakeholders …
June 5, 2023 What Does the Future Hold for Water in Palestine? The water sector faces several financial issues, including a drop in project financing and low bill collection efficiency. In 2032, the Palestinian …
October 12, 2022 Turkey Water Report Turkey implements policies aimed at reducing water loss and leakages in all sectors, with a particular focus on mitigating the impact of climate …
Palestine Water Report Published on June 5, 2023 Currently, Israel uses approximately 85% of the West Bank’s available water resources, leaving only about 15% for Palestinians. Following the signing of the … In this article: Palestine | Country Report | Gaza - Policy - West Bank
Israel Water Report Published on June 5, 2023 Israel has developed innovative solutions to address its water challenges. The most significant of these are desalination and wastewater reuse. The production … In this article: Israel | Country Report | Water Crisis - Water Diplomacy
Shared Water Resources in Palestine Published on June 5, 2023 The Oslo Agreement has been criticized for not dealing with the Palestinian water share of the Jordan River, the shared Western and North-Eastern basins of the … In this article: Palestine | Country Report | Conflict - Policy - Transboundary Waters
Water Challenges in Palestine Published on June 5, 2023 The lack of a sufficient, safe, reliable and affordable water supply, as well as the absence of an effective wastewater treatment system, not only adds to their … In this article: Palestine | Country Report | Climate Change - Water Crisis - Water Efficiency
Water Infrastructure in Palestine Published on June 5, 2023 The Gaza Strip, with its 3,428-km-long water distribution network, faces an alarming and worsening situation, with only 1% of the population having access to … In this article: Palestine | Country Report | Desalination - Gaza - Wastewater
Water Quality and Use in Palestine Published on June 5, 2023 In the Gaza Strip, with 78% of the population connected to sewerage networks and the remainder relying on on-site services such as septic tanks, cesspits, pit … In this article: Palestine | Country Report | Agriculture - Pollution - Wastewater
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Israel? Published on June 5, 2023 Israel's water management strategy has dynamically evolved as illustrated by the implementation of different technological solutions (e.g. efficient irrigation, … In this article: Israel | Country Report | Water Diplomacy - Water Efficiency
Water Resources in Palestine Published on June 5, 2023 The exploitation of surface and groundwater from available water was 79% in 2019, putting these resources at risk if the recharge rate outstrips the abstraction … In this article: Palestine | Country Report | Groundwater - Rainwater Harvesting - Wastewater
Iraq Water Report Published on December 6, 2022 Some of Iraq’s water hardships, like seasonal floods and droughts, occur naturally. However, many of the most disruptive and destructive problems are … In this article: Iraq | Country Report | Agriculture - Economy - Geography
Water Resources in Iraq Published on December 6, 2022 Macro rainwater harvesting schemes, usually in the form of dams along wadis, play an important role in the management of Iraq’s water resources. They allow … In this article: Iraq | Country Report | Euphrates - Groundwater - Tigris
Water Quality in Iraq Published on December 6, 2022 Deterioration in water quality is exacerbated by droughts and is a major contributing factor to desertification of agricultural land. In this article: Iraq | Country Report | Groundwater - Pollution - Salinity
Water Use in Iraq Published on December 6, 2022 Infrastructure deterioration and leakages, an outdated irrigation and drainage water collection system, perverse incentives in farm subsidies, and use of fresh … In this article: Iraq | Country Report | Euphrates - Groundwater - Marshes
Water Infrastructure in Iraq Published on December 6, 2022 Mosul Dam, Iraq’s largest dam with a capacity of 11 km³, poses a significant flood threat. The dam was built over beds of gypsum, which can dissolve without … In this article: Iraq | Country Report | Dams - Traditional Systems - Water Treatment Plants
Water Management in Iraq Published on December 6, 2022 The Ministry of Water Resources (MoWR)’s key responsibilities include the efficient allocation of available water resources and the development of additional … In this article: Iraq | Country Report | Finance - Policy - Water Strategy
Water Challenges in Iraq Published on December 6, 2022 Decades of war, sanctions and political instability have had profound impacts on water management in Iraq, turning its water system from one of the best in the … In this article: Iraq | Country Report | Climate Change - Finance - Water Efficiency
Shared Water Resources in Iraq Published on December 6, 2022 Iraq depends on water that flows into the country from the Euphrates and Tigris as well as a number of tributaries. Reductions in the flows of these rivers … In this article: Iraq | Country Report | Euphrates - Tigris - Transboundary Waters
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Iraq? Published on December 6, 2022 Like many countries around the world and particularly in the MENA region, Iraq’s projected future freshwater availability looks bleak, with an estimated water … In this article: Iraq | Country Report | Transboundary Waters - Water Scarcity - Water Strategy
Turkey Water Report Published on October 12, 2022 Turkey implements policies aimed at reducing water loss and leakages in all sectors, with a particular focus on mitigating the impact of climate change on water … In this article: Turkey | Country Report | Economy - Geography - Population