Projects
Infrastructure and rehabilitation projects delivered by the utility in partnership with donors and international financiers.
CompletedAl-Qalaa Central Water Well Construction Project in Central Khan Younis
CMWU has completed the drilling and construction of the Al-Qalaa Central Water Well in the center of Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, funded by UNICEF and implemented in cooperation with Khan Younis Municipality. This intervention is part of CMWU’s efforts to strengthen water resources and improve the capacity of the water supply system to meet the growing needs of the population.
CompletedRehabilitation of Al-Matāhin Al-Jadeed and Abu Mariziq Water Wells to Enhance Water Supply in Al-Qarara
CMWU, in cooperation with EcoPeace Middle East and Al-Qarara Municipality, completed the rehabilitation of Al-Matāhin Al-Jadeed Water Well in Al-Qarara, which had been completely destroyed. The intervention aims to strengthen water sources and improve access to water for residents and displaced people.
CompletedRehabilitation Project for the “Northern UNRWA” Water Well in Khan Younis City
The well serves the western neighborhoods of Khan Younis City, supplying the Al-Buraq Reservoir operated by Khan Younis Municipality. The reservoir, in turn, distributes water to several areas, including the Japanese Neighborhood, Emirati Neighborhood, Dutch Neighborhood, Western Camp, and Al-Amal Neighborhood.
CompletedSupply and Installation Project of 20-Cubic-Meter Galvanized Steel Water Tanks
This intervention is part of CMWU’s ongoing efforts to strengthen water resources and improve the continuity of water supply to shelters and residential communities in southern Gaza Strip. The project aims to increase water storage capacity at several vital locations experiencing high population density due to displacement, helping ensure regular water services and meet the daily needs of residents and service institutions.
CompletedMaintenance and Rehabilitation Project for the Southern UNRWA Water Well in Khan Younis City
CMWU, in cooperation with Khan Younis Municipality, with support from UNICEF and in partnership with Oxfam, carried out maintenance and rehabilitation works on the Southern UNRWA Water Well in Khan Younis City, fully restoring it to service. The well is a key source of water supply for the western area of Khan Younis City, serving more than 20,000 residents.
CompletedMaintenance and Rehabilitation Project for Al-Sater (2) Water Well in Khan Younis
CMWU carried out maintenance and rehabilitation works on Al-Sater (2) Water Well in Khan Younis City, restoring it to service in partnership with Oxfam and Khan Younis Municipality, after the well was completely destroyed during the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip.
CompletedWater Network Rehabilitation and Repair Project in Al-Amal Neighborhood and UNRWA Housing Areas in Khan Younis, Southern Gaza Strip
The works include the supply and installation of water pipelines with diameters of 4, 6, and 8 inches, as well as 50 mm, along with the necessary fittings and connections and the connection of households to the network, contributing to improved efficiency and sustainability of water services.
CompletedInstallation of 5-Cubic-Meter Flexible Water Tanks in Shelters and Underserved Communities Across the Gaza Strip
The installation covered shelters and residential areas across Deir Al-Balah, Nuseirat, Al-Zawaida, Khan Younis, Gaza City, and northern Gaza. The project aims to improve access to safe drinking water for displaced people and residents through regular refilling of the tanks by CMWU desalinated water tankers.
CompletedDevelopment Project for Ibn Taimiya Desalination Plant in Al-Brazil Neighborhood, Rafah, Southern Gaza Strip
The project consists of two phases. The first phase includes drilling a water well with a capacity of 80 cubic meters per hour to supply the plant with water, along with all necessary electromechanical works. The second phase involves upgrading and expanding the plant’s production capacity to serve approximately 60,000 residents and meet their needs for desalinated water, particularly in light of the difficult conditions faced by people in the Gaza Strip.