Starting up of Capacity Building Project of Bethlehem Joint Service Council for Solid Waste Management

 

Funded by the European Union

 

WADI Cooperating for Urban Water Management

 

Strengthen Financial Capacities of Bethlehem JSCSWM

 

Support to the Bedouins breeders in the south – Hebron

 

Operation & Maintenance of Small Scale Wastewater Treatment Plants & Management of Green Houses

 

Enhancing Economy and Food Security in Rural Areas

 

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09/09/2004
Field investigation on ground water pollution by untreated WW

Bacteriological and chemical analysis including Fecal Coliform and Total colifare made to samples collected from utilized wells and springs in the project area. A Questionnaire on number of inhabitants, length of water and wastewater networks, water consumption, water resources, wastewater discharge techniques, number of septic/cesspits, wastewater discharge is prepared and dispatched to relevant water and wastewater authorities in the project area. The project area includes the following locations: Tulkarem City, Jenin City, Nablus City, Salfeet City, Bruqeen, Arael Settlement, Barkan Industrial Zone, Qaffeen, Jureesh, Anabta and Attel.

 

Project Objective:

The main objective is to analyze and evaluate possible pollution of ground water caused by untreated WW flowing from Palestinian Communities and from Israeli settlements and industrial zones.

 

Technical Data:

·          Ten localities including major cities such as Nablus, Jenin, Tulkarem and other towns and villages from north Palestine are included in the study.

·          10 major water wells are analyzed and studied.

·          Wadi AL Zeimer and adjacent communities is subject of the field survey starting.

Client: International Committe of the Red Cross (ICRC)

 

Project Period: 27 May, 2004 – 20 August, 2004

 

Main Services Provided:

 

·          Data collection on WW discharge to the environment with out treatment, its characteristics and quality,

·          Data collection on ground water resources and its location,

·          Study of the path of discharged WW.

·          Mapping showing the location of mountain aquifer and wastewater path,

·          Analysis of ground water in vicinity of wastewater path,

·          Identification of water recieving bodies,

·          Elaboration on the extent to which ground water could be polluted,

·          Production of a preliminary report,

Production of a final report.

 
 

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