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1.3 Billion Dinars to Cut Water Losses
The article aims to explain Jordan's water management strategy to address the water challenge, with an emphasis on the importance of combining demand reduction and loss minimization efforts alongside the development of new water sources. It highlights that reducing water losses can be more cost-effective in certain areas, especially those with high leakage rates located far from the coast, where transportation and desalination costs increase overall expenses. The strategy involves significant investments to reduce losses—up to 1.3 billion dinars by 2032—potentially saving around 80 million cubic meters of water. However, the associated costs may be high relative to the benefits. Developing unconventional sources, such as seawater desalination, also involves expenses, but costs are expected to decrease over time due to localization and the use of local technologies. The strategy underscores that progress requires coordinated efforts to improve efficiency and increase water sources simultaneously, with a focus on measuring project outcomes through new models to ensure both water and economic returns. Additionally, investments in loss reduction projects are viewed as future investment opportunities.
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