Supporting ACWUA’s Utilities Management and Utilities Reform Technical Working Groups (TWGs))
Overview of the Action The overall aim of the project is the activation and successful operation of the Utilities Management (UM) and Utilities Reform (UR) TWGs according to ACWUA’s mandate and objectives which is to improve the performance and service provision by water and sanitation utilities to end users in the Arab region. The mandate […]
Sustainable Water Integrated Management (SWIM)
MDG+
Overview of the Action Establishing and institutionalizing a regional mechanism for monitoring and reporting on access to water supply and sanitation services in the Arab region based on the regional context in view of developing a knowledge platform that provides reliable data, information and analysis regarding the quantity and quality of access to water supply […]
Empowering regional Civil Society Networks to take an active role in Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the Southern Mediterranean Region (ENTIRE Project)
Overview of the Action ENTIRE is a two-year program funded by European Union Non-State and Authorities program with the main objective to strengthen the role of civil society organizations in Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) topics in the Southern Mediterranean Region working in Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, West Bank, the Gaza Strip, Syria and […]
Improving Water and Sanitation Services in the MENA Region Program (IWSMR)
Overview of the ActionFunded by USAID, the IWSMR Program with ACWUA aims to develop and deliver regionally recognized water and wastewater treatment plant operator certifications and utility twinning exchanges. While expanding the existing programs in Jordan and Egypt, IWSMR supported ACWUA in scaling up operator certification to member countries. Objectives of the action Results of […]
Strengthening the MENA Water Sector through Regional Networking and Training (ACWUA WANT)
Overview of the ActionACWUA WANT program is a regional capacity development program to ACWUA and its members, develop instruments & standards to enhance the commercial and technical performance of water utilities and to promote & advocate their application in pilot utilities and across the region through a blend of dialogue, training & professional networking (WANT: […]
Reliable Quality Water for Jordan – Benchmarking
Overview of the ActionThe 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 […]
Improving the Regulatory Framework and Strengthening National Standards for Wastewater Discharge
Overview of the ActionThe Improving the Regulatory Framework and Strengthening National Standards for Wastewater Discharge 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 […]
Water Integrity Near East
Overview of the ActionWater Integrity Near East project is a regional project, the objective of the project promoted by the financial contribution to promote water integrity at regional level and to implement water integrity initiatives at selected water utilities in Egypt and Jordan. Developing instruments and advocate quality standards to enhance the technical and commercial […]
Developing Diagnosis Techniques and Strategies to Reduce Non-revenue Water in the Middle East Region- FABRI Project
Overview of the ActionThe action analysed utility operations and related NRW parameters in addition to underlying external and internal factors that affect these parameters. Its overall view is to identify the top factors/influencers and to what level they can affect NRW reduction programs and developing strategies that are adopted by utilities and governments to further […]
