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  • Strengthening Drought Monitoring Across the Middle East and North Africa
    Global Waters Article
    The Middle East and North Africa are among the most water-stressed regions on the entire planet. Water availability — or lack thereof — has shaped societies here in profound ways for thousands of years.
  • Global Waters Stories - March 2020
    Global Waters
    Five Ways USAID is Helping Thirsty Cities
  • USAID Global Water and Development Report FY 2018–2019
    Report
    This year’s Global Water and Development Report of Water and Sanitation Activities explores USAID  water, sanitation, and hygiene programming two years into the implementation of the
  • Jordan: Water Management Initiative
    Annual Report Story
    USAID’s Water Management Initiative (WMI) is helping the Government of Jordan address the Kingdom’s most pressing water challenges and avoid a looming crisis.
  • Engaging Communities Through Landscape-Level Water Conservation in Jordan
    Interagency Story
    The three main goals of WADI are to 1) establish soil and water conservation sites that serve as reference models for scaling watershed restoration techniques; 2) build shared ownership in practices that foster sustainable water conserva
  • Five Ways USAID is Helping Thirsty Cities
    Photo Essay
    Our world is becoming more urban, and USAID is helping partner countries adapt to this rapid change.
  • Social Media for Social Good: Raising Awareness of Jordan’s Water Crisis
    Global Waters Article
    Hanan Ahyad is a resident of Jordan’s capital and largest city Amman. She is a domestic customer of the local water utility company, Miyahuna, and has always been aware of her country’s limited water resources.
  • Non-Revenue Water Activity
    Activity
    Jordan loses over 50 percent of its precious water to non-revenue water (NRW). NRW is water loss in the system due to illegal theft, leakage, or inaccurate metering.
  • Monitoring and Evaluation Support Project
    Activity
    The purpose of the Monitoring and Evaluation Support Program is to provide technical assistance and advisory services to all USAID/Jordan Development Objective teams and implementing partners in the areas of project monitoring, evaluation, researc
  • Middle East Water Security Initiative BAA #3 - Ultra Low Energy Drip Irrigation for MENA Countries
    Activity
    This activity will design and field validate ultra-low pressure drip irrigation systems for the MENA region that will cut pumping energy by 50%, enable drip systems to run on low-pressure municipal water supplies, and facilitate the dissemination

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