Syrian-UNICEF Plan of Action to Support Water Sector

DAMASCUS, (ST)_ A plan of action to support water sector in Syria with a total budget of 35.9 million dollars was co signed on Monday by Minister of Water Resources Bassam Hanna and UNICEF ‘s Representative in Damascus Youssef Abdul Jalil .

The plan, which comes in the framework of cooperation between the two sides and in response with the humanitarian  emergency plan for  water sector, provides for rehabilitation of the water system and sanitation at the city level to reach the safe water and secure sanitation for  affected  people in all parts of Syria, as from April 1 through December 31st, 2013..

The Minister pointed out that  the plan came after a series of qualitative  and technical meetings with representatives of UNICEF in Syria and field visits to the provinces concerned  to reach the program of action helping  the ministry in providing  safe water to all citizens. 

The Minister noted significant challenges in the water sector in Syria , due to the great sabotage in the  infrastructure and the economic sanctions imposed on the Syrians,  pointing out that UNICEF will contribute to securing  citizens water needs  and necessary maintenance  to deliver irrigation and drinking water.

In turn, Abdul Jalil  stressed that in the framework of a consistent plan with the Ministry of Water Resources,  UNICEF  assessed the needs of citizens affected in this sector last year and developed a response plan included providing 600 tons of chlorine to treat water in  all Syrian provinces, indicating that the organization is now providing electricity generators  for pumping water for several provinces.

 

T. Fateh 

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