Water re-use and management in Jordan

The Kingdom of Jordan is one of the top ten ‘water poor’ countries in the world.  It suffers from an immediate and rapidly growing water deficit: water demand exceeds natural supply by about 140% and the renewable supply by about 175%.

That’s why PA Consulting Group was asked by USAID and Jordan's Ministry of Water and Irrigation (MWI) to play key strategic and implementation roles in developing methods to free-up the freshwater supply for human consumption, such as employing re-used water to irrigate crops.

These pages demonstrate the water strategy, technology, management and public relations skills that PA brings to this urgent human need:

	Strategy: planning the greening of Jordan
	Wadi Musa pilot project: water re-use demonstration farm
	Jordan University pilot project
	Aqaba pilot project
	Global expertise solves local issues
	Water re-use is blooming good business
	Winning minds over to water re-use
	Contact us

USAID and the MWI, along with PA, formed a team to implement this important project. These PA-managed pilots demonstrate not only that crops can be grown with re-used water, but that effective irrigation of reclaimed water can significantly increase yields, producing tangible financial benefits in the opening four months of these projects.  

Consulting from the ground up: re-used water helps grow agricultural prosperity in PA's Jordan projects