Decentralised Wastewater Management for …•screen / grit chamber / buffer tank (as needed) •anaerobic baffled reactor / anaerobic digester •vertical & horizontal flow constructed

ACC-Project14/05/2017

Decentralised Wastewater Management for Adaptation to Climate Change in Jordan

(ACC-Project)


GIZ

GIZ Jordan

Water Portfolio

ACC-Project


• Owned by the Federal Republic of Germany

• An enterprise under private law

• Supports the objectives of the German Government

GIZ - profile


• Technical cooperation by means of advisory services, based on bilateral

government negotiations

• No funding agency (financial cooperation: KfW), but grants can exist within

frame of projects (piloting)

• Main instruments: national and international staff, development workers,

integrated and returning experts, consultants

GIZ - mandate and instruments


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Environment and climate

Waste

Employment

Education

Financial systems

International Services

Others

182Mio. EUR

GIZ-JO - portfolio overview

overall budget in Mio. EUR (2016)


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Sector topics

• Water resource management

• Water supply

• Sanitation

• Energy for water

• Water and agriculture

• Vocational training

• Decentralized wastewater and

sludge management

Objective

Promote a more efficient and sustainable management of scarce water

resources to contribute to securing the future of Jordan’s water supply


Intervention areas: a multi-thematic approach

Water Supply and Sanitation

Energy for Water

Water and Agriculture

Sectoral Vocational Training

Governance and

Participation


Portfolio overview – organizational structure


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Decentralized Wastewater Management (DWWM) for Adaptation to Climate Change (ACC) in Jordan (ACC-Project)

BMZCommissioned by

MWI, WAJ, UniversitiesPartners

2014-2019Duration


Demonstrate good practices for

DWWT and reuse

Objectives

Develop and integrate DWWT

and reuse measures in the NWS

Improve capacities in

DWWM for ACC


Integrate measures for ACC

into the national policy

• Develop concept and action

plan for DWWM

• Develop climate change

adaptation measures

• Increase WW reuse

• Stakeholders successfully attend

professional training measures

• Develop and implement

business models for

O&M

Outputs and activities

Construct DWWT and

reuse modules

Improve capacities for

treatment and reuse


Implementing partners


Steering structure

Political

Steering

Strategic

Steering

Operational

Steering

Sector Policy

Dialogue

Chair:

• MWI SG

Members:

• MWI :SG, ASG for Strategic Planning

• WAJ: ASG, Head of Wastewater Dep.

• MoEnv: Head of Monitoring Dep.

• BAU: Head of Int. Cooperation Dep.

• GIZ: TL, PD

• Minister of Water and Irrigation

• MWI SG, WAJ SG

• Ministry of Planning

• BMZ (HQ, Development Counsellor)

• if requested: MoEnv, GIZ PD

Steering Committee

Technical Committee

Chair:

• MWI, ASG for Strategic Planning

Members:

• WAJ: Head of Studies & Feasibility Div.

• WAJ: Director Studies & Designs Div.

• MWI: Eng. in Investment Plan Direct.

• YWC: Head of Studies Dep.

• YWC: Head of Wastewater Dep.

• BAU: Head of Int. Cooperation Dep.

• GIZ (TL, ACC Team)

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Other Stakeholders

• MoA

• JOHUD

• Private Sector

• BORDA

• RSCN

• EcoHotels


Action plan

Site selection in

Rehab

2014/2015 2016

Ac

tivit

ies

Conceptual

design

Establishment of

Steering &

Technical

Committees

Development of

ToR for FSFS for DWWM in

selected Rehab

villages

2017 2018 2019

Development of concepts:

DWWM for ACC, olive oil

WW, reuse of effluent from

DWWT

Construction of DWWM

systems at Wadi Hassan and

Feynan

Local

tenders

construc-

tion

Development

of business

models for

domestic

DWWM

Hand-

overs, start-

upsSelection of hot

spot locations

Capacity building measures in Jordan and Germany

Preliminary / final designs for 2 DWWTPs & reuse systems

Tendering & Construction supervision

Support commissioning + defects liability period

ToR for

next

project

phases

RRA in

Rehab

EIA in

Rehab

MoUs

with

part-

ners

Local

tender

consul-

ting

2 new

pilot

sitesDevelopment of tools for scaling-up

Training on O&M

Development

of Action Plan

for DWWM


Project area

Northern Governorate Irbid (piloting)

• Strongly affected by the Syrian

refugee influx

• Scattered settlements

Dana Biosphere Reserve (piloting)

• Extremely water-scare area

• Scattered and remote

Country-wide

• Concept development

• Capacity development


Piloting activities

Wadi Hassan, Irbid

• Medium-scale modular DWWTP

• Sludge treatment for DWWTP & existing WWTP

• Effluent reuse on-site & at nearby university

• Training of utility in O&M

Feynan Ecolodge, Dana

• Small-scale modular DWWTP

• Sludge treatment

• Effluent reuse on-site & use of biogas

• Training of private operator in O&M


collection

•house connections

• conventional sewer network (Wadi Hassan)

• separate grey and black water systems (Feynan)

treatment

• screen / grit chamber / buffer tank (as needed)

•anaerobic baffled reactor / anaerobic digester

• vertical & horizontal flow constructed wetland

• sludge drying bed / mechanical dewatering

reuse

• storage tanks

• irrigation systems (effluent)

• stoves / heaters (biogas)

Proposed technologies


Preparing for scaling-up

Facili

tate

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WW

M P

olic

y o

n t

he g

round Develop generic DWWTP

(2 different sizes)

Develop tools for replication of generic DWWTP (decision-support tool, generic designs, standard tender documents, manuals)

Demonstrate tools by means of piloting real-case DWWTP(2 systems)

Develop capacities to enable the sector to scale-up(design, build, operate)

Accompanying measures(adapted discharge standards for DWWM, initial EIA for DWWM)


Impact and sustainability

problem orientation

impact

su

sta

ina

bili

ty

Demand &

relevance

community

involvement

community

participation

private sector

participation

environmental impact

assessment

capacity development

awareness raising

creation of

ownership

business models for O&Mquality & monitoring

assurance

reuse / conservation of

water resources


Thank you foryour attentionDr. Ismail Al [email protected]


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