The reliable quality water for Jordan project is funded by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) under a grant agreement with the Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the Water Authority of Jordan (WAJ). The benchmarking project has been undertaken as a part of consultancy contract between WAJ and ACWUA. The benchmarking project studied the current status of performance monitoring practices in the water sector in Jordan and implemented a benchmarking program for water services in Jordan, through introducing best practices in performance assessment and performance improvement measures.
Reviewing the benchmarking program implemented by the PMU at the WAJ with a goal to ensure that going forward, benchmarking continues to be used as an effective managerial tool for reviewing the performance of operators in a transparent and non-politicised manner.
Supporting the enhancement of regional and national benchmarking programs; working closely with the PMU at WAJ.
Establishing a mechanism to ensure reporting discipline and quality of data.
Ensuring that participating utilities in benchmarking activities are in line with best practice.
Assessing opportunities for cross-border water partnerships between water operators in the region.
Location of the action | Jordan |
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Cost of the action | 100,000 (USD) |
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Amount contributed (by donor) | 100,000 (USD) |
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Dates | March 2014 – November 2015 |
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Partners | NA |
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Client, Mailing Address | Water Authority of Jordan (WAJ), Jaber Bin Hayyan St 5, Amman, Jordan Performance Management Unit (PMU) Jaber Bin Hayyan St 5, Amman, Jordan |
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Funded by | EBRD |
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