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WaDIS – Wastewater Development and Institutional Support

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21 Sept 2026

WaDIS – Wastewater Development and Institutional Supportevof@afd.frMon, 21 Sep, 2026 - 16:01 Wastewater Development and Institutional Support September 21, 2026 Désactivé CPS1288 Ongoing Palestine Water and Sanitation Water and Sanitation Palestine Clean Water and Sanitation Grant WaDIS project is an institutional support initiative designed to improve governance and sustainability of wastewater management and treated wastewater reuse in Palestine. ContextPalestine faces critical challenges in wastewater management and treated wastewater reuse. The West Bank’s wastewater treatment infrastructure lags behind, with untreated wastewater being discharged into the environment, posing both environmental and health risks. Additionally, untreated wastewater crossing the border to Israel incurs high costs for the Palestinian Authority, making wastewater management a priority for long-term sustainability.In October 2022, the Palestinian Cabinet approved a resolution to accelerate investments in sanitation and wastewater reuse. However, the ambition to significantly expand these sectors contrasts with the current institutional realities. DescriptionWaDIS project supports the Palestinian Authority’s (PA) efforts to improve wastewater management and treated wastewater reuse. This project is fully aligned with France’s objective of supporting Palestinian institutional development as part of the broader goal of creating and strengthening the Palestinian state.WaDIS will help ensure the sustainability of past investments, particularly in treated wastewater reuse, and foster future developments. An ambitious gender action plan will also empower women in decision-making roles in this traditionally male-dominated sector.ImpactsThe main goal is to provide Palestinians with reliable and safe sanitation services and to promote treated wastewater reuse, thereby improving public health, supporting agricultural production and protecting the environment. The WaDIS project will strengthen the institutional, legal and regulatory framework for wastewater management and reuse. It will build the capacities of key stakeholders, from ministries to operators and regulatory bodies, improving governance, operational performance, long-term sustainability and strategic planning. The project will also promote gender equality and enhance inclusive participation within the sector. December 9, 2025 December 9, 2030 Municipal Development Program (Phase 4) 2023 - 2027PalestineFinancing amount : € 18 000 000Wastewater Development and Institutional Support 2025 - 2030PalestineFinancing amount : € 5 000 000Treatment of wastewater and Agricultural reuse in Jenin west for Development 2025 - 2030PalestineFinancing amount : € 15 000 000Treatment of wastewater and Agricultural reuse in Jenin west for Development 2025 - 2030PalestineFinancing amount : € 15 000 000Wastewater Development and Institutional Support 2025 - 2030PalestineFinancing amount : € 5 000 000Technical partnership between Société du Canal de Provence and Iber Lepenc 2025 - 2027Western Balkans, KosovoFinancing amount : € 500 000State 5 000 000 € 5 years Palestinian Authority Adresse AFD's office in Palestine

WaDIS – Wastewater Development and Institutional Support evof@afd.fr Mon, 21 Sep, 2026 - 16:01 Wastewater Development and Institutional Support September 21, 2026 Désactivé CPS1288 Ongoing Palestine Water and Sanitation Water and Sanitation Palestine Clean Water and Sanitation Grant WaDIS project is an institutional support initiative designed to improve governance and sustainability of wastewater management and treated wastewater reuse in Palestine. Context Palestine faces critical challenges in wastewater management and treated wastewater reuse. The West Bank’s wastewater treatment infrastructure lags behind, with untreated wastewater being discharged into the environment, posing both environmental and health risks. Additionally, untreated wastewater crossing the border to Israel incurs high costs for the Palestinian Authority, making wastewater management a priority for long-term sustainability. In October 2022, the Palestinian Cabinet approved a resolution to accelerate investments in sanitation and wastewater reuse. However, the ambition to significantly expand these sectors contrasts with the current institutional realities. Description WaDIS project supports the Palestinian Authority’s (PA) efforts to improve wastewater management and treated wastewater reuse. This project is fully aligned with France’s objective of supporting Palestinian institutional development as part of the broader goal of creating and strengthening the Palestinian state. WaDIS will help ensure the sustainability of past investments, particularly in treated wastewater reuse, and foster future developments. An ambitious gender action plan will also empower women in decision-making roles in this traditionally male-dominated sector. Impacts The main goal is to provide Palestinians with reliable and safe sanitation services and to promote treated wastewater reuse, thereby improving public health, supporting agricultural production and protecting the environment. The WaDIS project will strengthen the institutional, legal and regulatory framework for wastewater management and reuse. It will build the capacities of key stakeholders, from ministries to operators and regulatory bodies, improving governance, operational performance, long-term sustainability and strategic planning. The project will also promote gender equality and enhance inclusive participation within the sector. December 9, 2025 December 9, 2030 In the same region Municipal Development Program (Phase 4) Sustainable Cities Ongoing 2023 - 2027 Palestine Financing amount : € 18 000 000 Wastewater Development and Institutional Support Water and Sanitation Ongoing 2025 - 2030 Palestine Financing amount : € 5 000 000 Treatment of wastewater and Agricultural reuse in Jenin west for Development • Water and Sanitation • Agriculture and Rural Development Ongoing 2025 - 2030 Palestine Financing amount : € 15 000 000 On the same topic Treatment of wastewater and Agricultural reuse in Jenin west for Development • Water and Sanitation • Agriculture and Rural Development Ongoing 2025 - 2030 Palestine Financing amount : € 15 000 000 Wastewater Development and Institutional Support Water and Sanitation Ongoing 2025 - 2030 Palestine Financing amount : € 5 000 000 Technical partnership between Société du Canal de Provence and Iber Lepenc • Energy • Water and Sanitation Ongoing 2025 - 2027 Western Balkans, Kosovo Financing amount : € 500 000 State 5 000 000 € 5 years Palestinian Authority Adresse AFD's office in Palestine

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