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Training Program
- Maintenance of Water Supply Systems, July 2020, Jalamah - Jawban, Afrin - Syria.
- Drinking water supply and sanitation governance, June 2020, Jalamah - Jawban, Afrin - Syria.
- Water and Irrigation in contemporary warfare: Case Study Syria, École Nationale Supérieure des Science Agronomique, Bordeaux, France, February 2020.
- Principles of water strategy in Syria, Gaziantep, December 2016.
- The current status of water resources, Gaziantep, June 2016
- Water resources management: potential and challenges during and post conflict., Gaziantep, June 2016
- Dam safety and dam break flood wave calculation, Reyhanli, February, 2016
- Water Management and Maintenance of Water Supply Systems, Joubas, December 2015 & January 2016
- Water collective management in emergency situation, Antakya, November, 2015
- Water management and water quality, Antakya, November, 2015
- Water collective management, Salinurfa, Septembre 2015
- Water resources and Management water quality, Salinurfa, Septembre 2015
- Water resource and management, Reyhanli & Antakya, Jaune & October 2015
Course objectives
The aim of the training program is to strengthen the capacities of Syrian civil society associations and local councils to implement emergency relief and rehabilitation assistance projects to improve the access to water for domestic and agricultural purposes.
Course details
The aim of the training is to strengthen the capacities of Syrian civil society associations and local councils to implement water relief and rehabilitation projects to improve the access to water for domestic and agricultural purposes.
This component comprises two courses.
The objectives of the courses are to provide advance training in:
- Water resources,
- Project design and planning,
- Water infrastructure rehabilitation,
- Local water management,
- Data monitoring and processing.
Phase 1
- Water sources and the hydrologic cycle,
- Planning and determination of water demands,
- Hydrogeology principles for the selection well drilling sites,
- Wells equipment and investment.
Following this course, participants will collect data on water sources and the state of infrastructure in their work area. This data will be reviewed and analyzed in the second training course.
Phase 2
- Data monitoring and analysis,
- Water infrastructure components and rehabilitation,
- Water quality and suitability for different purposes,
- Local collective water management and cost recovery.