Water Crisis in Gaza - Fanack Water
The water crisis in Gaza is steadily worsening for the past decade. The causes are rapid population growth; the overpumping and pollution| Fanack Water
The water crisis in Gaza is steadily worsening for the past decade. The causes are rapid population growth; the overpumping and pollution| Fanack Water
Water Situation in Gaza: Current Overview| Fanack Water
A range of challenges were presented: the region is water scarce, and the two main river systems, the Nile and the Tigris/Euphrates, are drying up which will lead to transboundary supply issues. Simultaneously, there are many demand issues resulting from increased water use for agricultural, industrial and domestic purposes. The post MENA in Focus: Key Takeaways from the UN 2023 Water Conference appeared first on Fanack Water.| Fanack Water
Mohammad al-Hmaidi explains the challenges and achievements of the newly established Water Sector Regulatory Council (WSRC)| Fanack Water
Gaza Strip is one of the most densely populated areas in the world, with an estimated 4,500 inhabitant per square Kilometer.| Fanack Water
Q&A with Dr Ahmad Yaqubi, Water Resources Technical Adviser, Palestinian Water Authority, Gaza| Fanack Water
Gaza’s water crisis has been steadily worsening over recent decades. The area’s only source of fresh water is the Coastal Aquifer, a groundwater basin that runs the length of the Gaza Strip and along part of the Israeli coast. The post Why Gaza is Running Out of Fresh Water appeared first on Fanack Water.| Fanack Water
