Radaideh said Ministry of Environment seeks to work under the project’s action plan to coordinate requirements aimed to mitigate climate change effects and follow up on agricultural inputs, in line with environmental conditions.
For his part, Najjar said the Ministry of Water’s openness, as part of its water harvesting plans, has launched frameworks for contacting and following up on to achieve the “greatest” achievement, which is reflected in the “optimal” rain water harvesting.
This effort would supply drinking water quantities from this project with “positive” participation with all partner institutions in integrating water-saving and harvesting technology, Najjar added.
Meanwhile, FAO representative in Jordan, Nabil Assaf, reviewed the most important mechanisms of the project’s executive action plan, 7-year implementation and cooperation with official institutions.
Assaf also lauded the government’s “remarkable” cooperation to implement the project within a “clear” path that serves the environmental, water and agricultural reality in Jordan
Source: Jordan News Agency