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1 MEDWA Introduction of Consortium Partners Presentation of Project Stakeholder Participatory Sustainable Water Management at Farm Level. MEDA Co-Operation with Jordan and Palestine

2 MEDWA Consortium Partners (1) European NPOs HWA FPSC Hilfswerk Austria (Consortium Leader, Austria) Fundación Promoción Social de la Cultura (Spain)

3 MEDWA Consortium Partners (2) Middle East NPOs JOHUD JRF PARC Jordan Hashemite Fund for Human Development (Jordan) Jordan River Foundation Palestinian Agriculture Relief Committee (Palestine)

4 MEDWA Consortium Partners (3) الصندوق الا ردني الهاشمي للتنمية البشري

5 Partners Diagram and their inputs for the project Steering Committee: - Project Manager (Tech..Leader) - FPSC: 1 Coordinator - HWA: 1 Coordinator - PAL: 2 Coordinators - JOR: 2 Coordinators Stakeholders Policy making body Coordination at macro level At least one meeting per 6 months Task adjustment and external project evaluation. Consultancy Unit. Pool of Exchange of Experience. Facilitation of Technical Support to PARC, JOHUD, JRF Executive Committee: - Project Manager - FPSC: 1 Coordinator - HWA: 1 Coordinator - PAL: 2 Coordinators - JOR: 2 Coordinators Project Manager (Technical Leader) - Financial Officer Implementing the steps on behalf of Steering Committee. Manage project progress monitoring. Preparing financial and technical reporting for the partners and funding authorities To ensure that all milestone dates and responsibilities are tracked throughout the project. Management Unit in Palestine : - FPSC: 1 Coordinator - PALESTINE: 2 Coordinators (Gaza/West Bank) - Technical Team / 6 Field supervisors Report Implementation of the project Management Unit in Jordan : - HWA: 1 Coordinator - JORDAN: 2 Coordinators (JOHUD/JRF) - Technical Team / 6 Field supervisors

6 MEDWA Designing of Project (1) Establishment of causal relationship of Problems identified in Jordan and Palestine within the context of the four horizontal themes of the programme: Strengthening of institutional capacities and training Exchange of information and know how Transfer of know how and technology Awareness raising, mobilisation and promotion of commitment of the population

7 MEDWA Designing of Project (2) Second Step Further elaboration of the problem Analysis led to a common problem tree which is relevant for the whole Region (Jordan River basin) and which shows The following relationship:

8 MEDWA Problem Tree Analysis Block of Possible Increase of I iagriculture t d in & Jordan P l ti Low Revenue of U itwater V l Expensive Cost firrig ation W t Conflict Between IWater i ti Users and O Inefficient Irrigation Water Management Inefficient Water SManagement l St t Lack of effective fora fexperience exchange i MEDA-Zone Inefficient Water Demand M t Limited available of fresh water resource Bad Condition of Production Wells Deterioration of Water Quality Deterioration of Irrigation networks Limited or Absence of Irrigation Water StFacilities Different interest between suppliers consumer d Weakness of Farmers Organized Involvement Lack of Modern Techniques Lack of Know- How Absence of Control On Water P i Limited Fi Resource i l Limited Financial Resource Marginalization of Limited Contact with Advanced World

9 MEDWA Two Approaches Technical Approach Socio Economic Approach

10 MEDWA Situation of Irrigation System (1) Strongly impaired due to socioeconomic, cultural and technological deficiencies Inefficient and ineffective water management of national water resources Outdated and partly leaking water networks which result in bad water quality

11 MEDWA Situation of Irrigation System (2) Inefficient irrigation networks Limited quantities of water per household Lack of training of population with regards to the optimal use of limited Water resources

12 MEDWA Role of Women Women carry the heaviest load in agriculture Women are often not included in decision making processes and educational facilities Main problem: traditional division of roles in the society and lack of technical training Some initiatives of local NGOs, which aim at supporting and revaluating women Issue not considered a relevant strategic goal nor a priority topic

13 MEDWA Stakeholder Analysis (1) Conduction of stakeholder analysis as a result of the problem analysis Separate analysis for both Jordan and Palestine

14 MEDWA Stakeholder Analysis (2) Governmental Bodies and NGOs Farmers Unions and Local Communities Women s Committees Farmers Households and end users Water Associations and Wells Cooperatives International Agencies (financing and implementing institutions)

15 MEDWA Stakeholder Analysis (JOR) Ministry of Water and Irrigation Water Authority and Jordan Valley Authority NCARTT National Centre For Agriculture and Transfer of Technology ICARDA International Centre for Agriculture in Dry Areas Jordan University for Science and Technology JCE - Jordan Cooperative Establishment Water Conservation Society GTZ (Germany)

16 MEDWA Stakeholder Analysis (PAL) Ministry of Agriculture Palestinian Water Authority Ministry of Environment Palestinian-Israeli Joint Water Committee Union of Agricultural Work Committees PFU - Palestinian Farmers Union

17 MEDWA Objective Tree Analysis Increase possibility of Irrigated Agriculture in Palestine &Jordan Higher Revenue of Unit water Volume Decrease Cost of Irrigation Water Common understanding Between Irrigation Water Users and Owners Improving Irrigation Water Management Implementation of efficient Water Supply Management Structures Establishment of effective fora for experience exchange in MEDA-Zone Implementation and Training in Efficient Water Demand Management Insuring additional water resources by reuse of treated wastewater Rehabilitation of Production Wells Protection of water Quality Rehabilitation of deteriorated Irrigation networks Increasing Irrigation Water Storage Facilities Stimulating Win- Win-Co-operations between supplier and consumer Improving Farmers Organized Involvement Transfer of Modern Techniques Improving of Know- How Better Control on Water Pumping Improving Financial Resources availability Improving Financial Resources availability Improved women involvement in water management Better Contact with Advanced World

18 MEDWA Overall Objective Improving the Stakeholder Participatory Sustainable Water Management at Farm Level through MEDA cooperation with Jordan and Palestine

19 MEDWA - Objective verifiable indicators of Achievement (Overall Objective) Increased interaction of stakeholders in irrigation water management Increased technical and know-how capacities of stakeholders Sustainable infrastructure and demonstration projects Sustainable Association, Corporate and cluster structures

20 MEDWA Project Purpose Implementation of efficient water demand management Implementation of efficient water supply management Establishment of effective fora for experience exchange to strengthen interactive stakeholder capacities in irrigation water management

21 MEDWA - Objective verifiable indicators of Achievement (1) 69 Training courses 14 Training manuals and brochures 10 cooperative pilot projects on wastewater treatment and irrigation networks 150 Demonstrations on irrigation and brackish water technologies

22 MEDWA - Objective verifiable indicators of Achievement (2) 133 metallic reservoirs (communal & individual) constructed 95 water cisterns constructed and renovated 6 production wells rehabilitated 45 permaculture home gardens established 90 individual household wastewater treatment units implemented

24 MEDWA - Objective verifiable indicators of Achievement (3) 6 Water Associations and Cooperatives established & trained 7 annual stakeholder fora conducted 4 national pools available for international transfer of water technologies and Know-How 9 exchange visits 1 Conference on Irrigation Water Management

25 MEDWA Expected Results (1) Increased visibility of MEDA and socio - economic benefits of regional co-operation operation Transfer of know-how and technology on sustainable irrigation water management between Europe and MEDA countries Increased education and public awareness of the problems and opportunities in the water sector

26 MEDWA Expected Results (2) Cooperative pilot and demonstration projects for Increasing the quantity and quality of water for irrigation purposes Establishing Water Associations & Well Cooperatives with special emphasis on women empowerment Installing a transparent and concise Project Management, Controlling and Reporting Structure for the project

27 MEDWA Beneficiaries of Project Direct beneficiaries in target countries Governments and local authorities Implementing NGOs the donors

28 MEDWA Duration Project Duration: 3 years Kick Off: April 2004 Conference: June (Amman)

29 MEDWA Thank you for your attention! الصندوق الا ردني الهاشمي للتنمية البشري

Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan Ministry of Water and Irrigation. Water in Jordan: Water security and protection

Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan Ministry of Water and Irrigation Water in Jordan: Water security and protection Secretary General Assistant Ministry of Water and Irrigation Eng. Ali subah June 2012 Context: