Vom Roten Meer nach Amman: Jordaniens großes Entsalzungsprojekt soll Wasser-Resilienz sicherstellen

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Die Road to Green führt Sie nach Jordanien, wo die Europäische Union, die Europäische Investitionsbank und Entwicklungsagenturen eine entscheidende Rolle bei der Unterstützung eines der wasserärmsten Länder der Welt spielen, um die Wasser-Resilienz zu verbessern.

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00:00Ines Marta, Senior Portfolio Manager at KfW,

00:03office in Amman, for the water sector.

00:05Guillaume Merer, responsable du Pôle eau énergie

00:08pour l'AFD à Amman en Jordanie.

00:10Jordan is one of the most water-scarce countries in the world.

00:13Depending on where you live, you may have water

00:16once per week, once every two weeks, or once per month.

00:19AFD in Jordan participated, amongst others,

00:21in the Wadi Al Arab treatment plant project,

00:24which has a capacity of 80,000 cubic meters per day

00:27of potable water, which is sent to Irbin.

00:30From KfW, we support the Jordanian partners

00:33in rehabilitating the King Abdullah Canal,

00:35so that less water is being lost

00:38and can be used for the Jordanian population

00:41for drinking water purposes.

00:42We do mostly loans to the government

00:46and some grants in addition.

00:48We provide also technical expertise.

00:51We also give concessional loan financings,

00:54which means that the loan is a bit less expensive

00:58than a market loan and therefore more attractive.

01:01We propose projects to the European Union.

01:04If they are consistent with the strategies of the Union,

01:07then we can propose the financing to our Jordanian partners,

01:11who will implement the project.

01:12We also exchange on our challenges,

01:14which really helps to become better

01:17and to support each other.

01:24Copyright WDR 2021

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