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Home Jordan News WAJ conducts study to prioritize sanitation reform in Jordan 13-04-2022 01:15 PM Ammon News - The Water Authority of Jordan (WAJ) has collaborated with the German Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association (BORDA) to build an updated geographic database and create a sanitation hot spots map "vulnerability assessment" to identify areas with vulnerable sanitation systems. A statement by the Ministry of Water on Wednesday said that identifying areas with sanitation reform priority requires evaluation and analysis of indicators, using a Geographic Information System (GIS). It added that the map would guide decision-makers in the government, private entities, donors and international organizations to plan and implement sanitation projects on account of needs and priorities.

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WAJ conducts study to prioritize sanitation reform in Jordan

13-04-2022 01:15 PM

Ammon News - The Water Authority of Jordan (WAJ) has collaborated with the German Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association (BORDA) to build an updated geographic database and create a sanitation hot spots map "vulnerability assessment" to identify areas with vulnerable sanitation systems.

A statement by the Ministry of Water on Wednesday said that identifying areas with sanitation reform priority requires evaluation and analysis of indicators, using a Geographic Information System (GIS).

It added that the map would guide decision-makers in the government, private entities, donors and international organizations to plan and implement sanitation projects on account of needs and priorities.

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