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Water Supply Bseira & Hama
- To support the Syrian government in mitigating rural-urban migration,
improving sanitary conditions in peripheral regions and reducing imbalances
in living conditions between urban and rural areas, the EU supported since
1994 a programme of Water Supply to Bseira & Hama Rural Regions through
a grant of € 7.5 million, supplemented by a further grant of € 2.1 million
in 1998.
- It addressed key areas of natural resources and environmental
protection as well as of socio-economic development in Syria, in the light
of an annual population growth of about 3 % and the exposure of semi-arid
zones to climate deterioration.
| Project number | n/a | ||
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| Subject(s) | no translation available , DRINKING WATER AND SANITATION : COMMON PROCESSES OF PURIFICATION AND TREATMENT , no translation available , no translation available | ||
| Geographical coverage | Syria | ||
| Budget (in €) | 24000000 | ||
| Programme | MEDA-NIPs | ||
| Web site | http://www.delsyr.cec.eu.int/en/eu_and_syria/projects/16.htm | ||
| Objectives | - The specific objective of the project was to provide drinking water of an assured quality to 22 villages in the Governorate of Deir-Ez-Zour (Bseira) and 53 villages in the Governorate of Hama (Ghaab valley) of a present population of about 150,000 inhabitants in particular, it aimed at:
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| Results | * Expected Results:
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| Period | [03/01/1994 - 31/12/2003] | ||
