Support and facilitate the Feasibility Assessment of Fecal Sludge Treatment in Refugee Contexts in Jordan and Lebanon
Description
Future Pioneers were assigned to facilitate and support the work of the team of researchers from UPM Environment Engineering Project Management Consulting (Beijing) Co. Ltd in the Feasibility Assessment of Fecal Sludge Treatment in Refugee Contexts in Jordan. This study is funded by Bill Gate & Melinda Foundation which will make this project the first investment in the Middle East funded by this organization and a model that can be replicated in the surrounding countries.
Project Details
Category
Location
Ekaider
Duration
6 months
Donor
Bill Gates and Milinda Foundation
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socio-economic empowerment
Jordan is facing difficult time economically with high unemployment rates in particular among women and...
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The effects of climate change hit Jordan hard due to its geographical location in a...
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Jordan is the world’s 4th poorest country in terms of water resources with an average...
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The arrival of more than 2 million Syrian refugees to the neighboring Jordan has caused...
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Civic engagement and citizen participation of women, youth and marginalized groups is crucial for the...
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About 20 per cent of Jordanians live in remote rural communities, and approximately 19 per...
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