April 19, 2023 ‘From satellites to sandbags’ Investing in a … Rising temperatures are also increasing the amount of moisture held in the atmosphere, resulting in drier summers in regions such as the Mediterranean. However, more vegetation leads to more rain, so …
July 27, 2022 What Does the Future Hold for Water in Lebanon? Water losses also remain high. In addition, public water supply to households is being affected by frequent power outages and the threat of rising …
February 10, 2015 Q&A with Professor Elias Salameh of the University of Jordan Fanack Water speaks to Professor Elias Salameh of the University of Jordan about possible solutions to Jordan’s water crisis
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Jordan? Published on June 2, 2022 For Jordan to meet its growing needs it must expand its water supplies by exploiting new resources, while decreasing pressure on the over-extracted groundwater … In this article: Jordan | Prospects | Climate Change - Refugees - Transboundary Waters - Water Crisis - Water Scarcity - Water Strategy
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Sudan? Published on August 31, 2021 One of its main transboundary water challenges is the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). Sudan was welcoming the construction of GERD at the beginning for … In this article: Sudan | Prospects | Ethiopia - Water Diplomacy - Water Governance
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Iran? Published on August 9, 2021 Iran is facing unprecedented challenges in securing water and food for its growing population, which is projected to reach 92 million by 2050. These challenges … In this article: Iran | Prospects | Water Governance - Water Strategy
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Qatar? Published on August 9, 2021 Over the years, the Qatari government has launched several strategies promoting sustainable and efficient use of water, aimed at achieving water security. In this article: Qatar | Prospects | Policy - Water Strategy
What Does the Future Hold for Water in KSA? Published on June 28, 2021 Although more than 97% of the population has access to fresh water in KSA, the water sector has several key issues. These include the absence of reliable … In this article: Saudi-Arabia | Prospects | Sustainability - Water Strategy
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Kuwait? Published on December 24, 2020 Actions such as exploring and developing non-conventional water resources, adopting innovative technologies for water and wastewater treatment, mitigating and … In this article: Kuwait | Prospects | Policy - Water Strategy
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Libya? Published on August 25, 2020 The GWA has developed a strategy to reduce water shortage and prevent the deterioration of water quality. The strategy also considers sustainable development, … In this article: Libya | Prospects | Water Strategy
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Tunisia? Published on March 4, 2020 With below 500 m3/cap/yr, Tunisia is facing a serious water deficiency. Groundwater extraction often exceeds natural recharge, resulting in a progressive … In this article: Tunisia | Prospects | Water Scarcity - Water Strategy
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Bahrain? Published on January 15, 2020 Until recently, Bahrain pursued a policy of supply augmentation and maximization to reduce the gap between available water sources and escalating demand in the … In this article: Bahrain | Prospects | Policy - Water Efficiency
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Yemen? Published on December 10, 2019 Developing and implementing integrated water management programmes; conserving water by reusing treated wastewater and grey water from mosques as well as … In this article: Yemen | Prospects | Water Scarcity - Water Strategy
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Algeria? Published on July 30, 2019 Water in Algeria faces quantity and quality issues, and the unequal and inequitable division and distribution of available resources between sectors is proof … In this article: Algeria | Prospects | Climate Change - Water Scarcity - Water Strategy
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Syria? Published on March 22, 2019 Syria, like most countries in the MENA region, cannot meet its current water demand, and the situation is likely to get worse. With a changing economic … In this article: Syria | Prospects | Water Diplomacy - Water Strategy
Oman Steps Up Research and Innovation Efforts to Solve Water Problems Published on January 30, 2019 The Middle East Desalination Center (MEDRC), headquartered in the capital Muscat, was founded in 1996. MEDRC is working in alignment with the government … In this article: Oman | Blogs - Prospects | Desalination
What Does the Future Hold for water in Egypt ? Published on December 20, 2018 Water in Egypt is vulnerable to three main risk factors: High pollution and increasing water costs as a result of pumping water over and over again and without … In this article: Egypt | Prospects | Climate Change - Pollution - Wastewater - Water Strategy
What Does the Future Hold for Water in Oman? Published on May 7, 2018 The ‘National Water Resources Master Plan’ also states that water in Oman is, and will remain, one of the country’s most valuable resources. In this article: Oman | Prospects | Water Strategy
What Does the Future Hold for Water in UAE ? Published on October 5, 2017 Desalination of seawater and brackish groundwater will continue to be a viable option to increase water supply. Considering recent cost-cutting innovations in … In this article: UAE | Prospects | Salinity - Water Strategy
Zayandehroud River in Iran Published on July 12, 2017 The Zayandehroud, which means ‘life-giving river’, is the largest river in central Iran and has traditionally been a major source of water for the country In this article: Iran | Prospects - Publications - Water Resources | Rivers
Q&A with Professor Elias Salameh of the University of Jordan Published on February 10, 2015 Fanack Water speaks to Professor Elias Salameh of the University of Jordan about possible solutions to Jordan’s water crisis In this article: Jordan | Interviews - Prospects - Uncategorized | Dead Sea - Red Sea - Water Scarcity
