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Completing a Project to Separate Rainwater Networks from Sewage Networks in Jabalia
CMWU, funded by Anera, completed separating rainwater networks from sewage networks at 16 connection points in Jabalia ($300,000, 68,000 residents).
Installing Steel Gates for the Pump Room at the Al-Baraka Sewage Pumping Station in Deir al-Balah
CMWU, funded by the Red Cross, installed steel gates to protect workers at the Al-Baraka pumping station in Deir al-Balah.
Emergency Maintenance of a Main Sewage Line in Tal Al-Sultan Neighborhood in Rafah
CMWU urgently maintained a main sewage line in Tal Al-Sultan neighborhood in Rafah.
Beginning the Implementation of a Rainwater Network Project in Various Areas of the Gaza Strip
CMWU, funded by the Norwegian Refugee Council, began implementing rainwater networks in Beit Hanoun, Al-Bureij, Gaza, and Beit Lahia.
A Consultative Workshop on the Maintenance and Operation Plan for Water and Sanitation Facilities for the Coming Five Years
CMWU, the Water Authority, and the WASH Cluster organized a consultative workshop on the maintenance and operation plan for water facilities for the coming five years.
An Educational Trip for School Students to the Seawater Desalination Plant North of Gaza
CMWU received an educational trip for school students at the seawater desalination plant north of Gaza.
Happy Holiday
A holiday greeting from CMWU.
Maintaining a Main Rainwater Drainage Line on Al-Rashid Street in Jabalia, Funded by Anera
CMWU, funded by Anera, maintained a rainwater drainage line on Al-Rashid Street in Jabalia damaged in the May 2021 war.
CMWU Organizes a Refresher Course on Emergency Preparedness
CMWU, in partnership with the Red Cross, organized a refresher course on emergency preparedness for water and municipal crews.
Replacing the Sewage Network in Al-Amal Neighborhood in Khan Younis, Funded by Anera
CMWU, funded by Anera, replaced a sewage network in Al-Amal neighborhood in Khan Younis (2,000 meters), serving 5,000 residents.
Completing the Rehabilitation and Development of the Al-Fukhari Rainwater Collection Basin
CMWU, in partnership with Save the Children, completed rehabilitating the Al-Fukhari rainwater collection basin and constructed a water line for the Sha'at basin in Khan Younis.
Beginning the Implementation of the Solar Power Plant Construction Project at the Sewage Treatment Plant East of Khan Younis
CMWU, funded by the Kuwait Fund, began constructing a solar power plant (3.7 megawatts) at the central treatment plant east of Khan Younis.