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Project: Sustainable water management
Project title:              MEDWA project
Project partners:       JOHUD with HWA Hilfswerk Austria
Project funders:        EU through MEDWA 
Project purpose
Ther project aims to improve on-farm irrigation water management and farm outputs. The project involves farmers in decision-making, which should ultimately lead to the creation of water user associations and cooperatives  
Main components
 
The approach is to tackle the problem of irrigation water delivery of an acceptable quality and combines it with intervention in the relationship between water suppliers and farmers.
 
As water suppliers and farmers have different interests, the project supports the communication process between the two parties.
  
JOHUD plays a key role in stimulating farmers to form water user organisations and cooperatives, in which structures they can exchange views, experiences and good-practice.
 
Through the MEDWA project, JOHUD gives training in institutional capacity building and organises activities in the fields of information exchange and the transfer of know-how and technology.
   
Main achievements

5  major water storage facilities - each with 400m3 and 90 smaller ones  with 30 m3

pilot waste water treatment plant able to process 50m3 per day set up and transferred to local management

 3 water springs rehabilitated

4 water users and farmers associations supported

64 grey water gardens established

100+ days of training on water  and farming practices management delivered 

MEDWA project directly and indirectly affects 50,000 beneficiaries

 
  For a list of selected JOHUD projects click here
 
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