Integrated Wastewater Management Policies & Technologies For Marginal Communities In Jordan

Expert Committee

In order to coordinate efforts among other governmental institutions in wastewater management fields, the project team formed an advisory committee comprised representatives of different stakeholders including governmental and non-governmental institutions as well as a representative of the Local Stakeholder Committee. The main objective of the committee was to establish a network for discussion, information exchange, assessment and evaluation of affordable and attractive options for greywater treatment that are suitable for the local environment/social conditions, and to develop feasibile, cost effective and technically sound approach for greywater treatment and resue in the project area.

Following is the list of names of the expert group:

Dr. Munjed Al Shareef	Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST)
Dr. Maha Halalsheh	University of Jordan
Dr. Mahmoud Safia	National Center for Agricultural Research and Technology Transfer (NCARTT)
Dr. Murad Bino	Inter-Islamic Network on Water Resources Development and Management (INWRDAM)
Eng. Mohammed Mansour	Ministry of Water and Irrigation
Eng. Saleh Malkawi	Ministry of Water and Irrigation
Eng. Mohammed Al Abadi	Ministry of Health
Eng. Husni Hamdan	Ministry of Environment
Eng. Shihab Al Bairouti	the Inter-Islamic Network on Water Resources Development and Management (INWRDAM)
Mr. Abdullah Tahboush	Representative of the Local Community
Dr. Bassam Al Hayek	Royal Scientific Society
Eng. Wael Suleiman	Royal Scientific Society
Eng. Sahar Dalahmeh	Royal Scientific Society
Eng. Al Muayyad Al Sayed	Royal Scientific Society

The committee met several times to follow-up and discuss different aspects of the project. Each member of the group presented her/his own experience in wastewater and greywater treatment and reuse in Jordan. The experts provided some technical feedback on greywater treatment options in the view of the greywater quality analyses subject of the study. They also evaluated different greywater treatment alternatives in accordance to a specific selection criteria.

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