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ASI:Short and Long Term Solutions for Water Problems in Gaza
ASI ASI:Short and Long Term Solutions for Water Problems in Gaza  +
ASIContributor Christine Buesser  +
Article Creator Christine.Buesser  +
Case Study Gaza Strip Water Management  +
Last Edited 25 June 2014  +
Last Edited User Christine.Buesser  +
Reflection Text Summary An immediate priority should be to dramat An immediate priority should be to dramatically reduce current groundwater abstraction rates in order to reverse the damage being done to the Coastal aquifer underlying Gaza. The PWA’s short-term strategy aims to reduce the total groundwater abstraction in Gaza to about 150 MCM/ year in order to bridge the gap between water supply and demand. This would allow the aquifer to gradually replenish itself predominantly through natural recharge. However, a complete replenishment of the aquifer can only be achieved if the total abstraction is further reduced to about 70 MCM/ year and if the agricultural needs can be met with treated wastewater. A number of options exist spanning water demand management for both agricultural and domestic use to supply side options utilizing technology (desalination) or water transfer. These options are described here, including SWOT analysis of major options. including SWOT analysis of major options.  +
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