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13 resultsThe Rainwater Collection Pond Near Al-Uroubi Housing Fills Completely, and the Municipality Uses CMWU's Pumps
The rainwater collection pond near Al-Uroubi housing fills completely, with Rafah Municipality using CMWU's pumps to draw out the water.
Important Guidance for Residents
Important awareness guidance directed to residents from CMWU.
Providing Assistance to Emergency Teams in the Gaza Strip's Municipalities
CMWU provides assistance to emergency teams in the Gaza Strip's municipalities.
A Workshop on CMWU's Strategic Plan
A workshop to present and discuss CMWU's strategic plan.
CMWU Solves the Water Problem in Al-Farahin Neighborhood in Abasan Al-Kabira
CMWU solved the water shortage problem in Al-Farahin neighborhood in Abasan Al-Kabira by dedicating a direct water line and installing a pump with a capacity of 50 cubic meters per hour.
Signing an Agreement to Construct the Central Sewage Treatment Plant in Khan Younis at a Cost of $55 Million
Signing an agreement to construct the central sewage treatment plant in Khan Younis at a cost of $55 million, funded by the Islamic Development Bank and the UN Development Programme, serving about 376,000 residents.
CMWU's Statement on the Fuel Crisis in the Gaza Strip
A statement by CMWU warning of the repercussions of the fuel crisis on operating water and sanitation facilities in the Gaza Strip.
CMWU Congratulates Mohammed Assaf on His Arab Idol Win
A congratulatory message from CMWU to artist Mohammed Assaf on his win in the Arab Idol program.
CMWU Meets with a Delegation from the Islamic Development Bank
A visit by a delegation from the Islamic Development Bank to its funded projects in the Gaza Strip and the signing of new agreements as part of the reconstruction program worth about $460 million.
CMWU Begins Constructing a Sewage Treatment Plant in Wadi Gaza, Funded by the Red Cross
CMWU begins constructing a sewage water treatment plant in Wadi Gaza, funded by the International Committee of the Red Cross at a cost of $2 million, serving about 220,000 residents.
Treating Wastewater in Wadi Gaza: A Step to Restore the Valley's Dignity
A dialogue with CMWU's Director Eng. Monther Shoblaq on the sewage treatment project in Wadi Gaza as a step to rehabilitate it as a nature reserve.
CMWU Signs an Agreement to Clean Sewage Basins and Pumping Stations in Rafah and Beit Lahia
Signing an agreement to clean sewage basins and pumping stations in Rafah and Beit Lahia governorates, funded by the Polish Humanitarian Action Foundation at a cost of $180,000, serving about 937,000 residents.