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Project Q4300781 in Jordan, State of Palestine, Italy, Tunisia
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | Mediterranean Integrated System for Water Supply |
Project Q4300781 in Jordan, State of Palestine, Italy, Tunisia |
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2,238,376.09 Euro
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2,487,084.55 Euro
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90.0 percent
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1 August 2019
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31 July 2022
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Palestinian Wastewater Engineers Group (PWEG)
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29°31'38.96"N, 35°0'8.82"E
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39°13'2.42"N, 9°6'53.68"E
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31°52'55.20"N, 35°27'35.57"E
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33°53'1.03"N, 10°3'57.78"E
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31°54'45.22"N, 35°13'18.19"E
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39°13'7.93"N, 9°6'29.27"E
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There is a big pressure on the use of aquifers in the Mediterranean region for irrigation and desalination of water is still a costly and energy-demanding process. MEDISS addresses the issue of improving the quality of saline groundwater present in the Mediterranean area opening alternative irrigation for higher quality and more diversified cultivations (dates, citrus, etc.). According to the features and specific needs of the partner areas - Palestine (Jordan Valley), Jordan (Aqaba Governorate), Italy (Olbia) and Tunisia (Gabès) - MEDISS will test innovative solutions in the use of treated wastewater and desalination of brackish water. Specific awareness initiatives for end-users will challenge their reluctance toward non-conventional water resources (NCWR) and train them on Best Agricultural Practices. On the longer term, the project will contribute to reducing stress on freshwater, as well as costs for water supply. At the same time, higher productivity and diversification of crops will increase food security and income for farmers. Local communities and institutions will be empowered, contributing to behavioural change on the use of NCW and on environmentally and economically sustainable development. (English)
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