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Water is essential for life.The quality and standards of drinking water will be consistently maintained to ensure that Jordanians have potable water that is free fron pollutantsWe

5 use it to swim in, sail on and take pleasure in the numerous plants and animals that depend on it. In addition, our health and environment are reliant on an effectiv an effective wastewater infrastructure.Jordanians must recognise that the available water supply is finite, and they must take 20 responsibility for this issue within their own Proplen

households.The situation necessitates the combined effort of the Jordanian people to improve conditions within their own environs.Healthy aquatic ecosystems are vital to a high quality of life for Jordanians and must be preserved, saved

40 6.sanitation, agriculture and industry all count upon a supply of water.Our wellbeing.Pamily

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Water is essential for life. Our wellbeing. sanitation, agriculture and industry all count upon a supply of water. Beyond these uses, water brings countless other benefits to society. We

5 use it to swim in, sail on and take pleasure in the numerous plants and animals that depend on it. In addition, our health and environment are reliant on an effectiv an effective wastewater infrastructure. Jordan's scarcity of water is a long-term 10 challenge for environmentalists. Water resources in Jordan have remained quite stable overv the years, but Jordan has become a densely populated country. Current use of water already exceeds renewable supply.

n 15 Consequently, the Jordanian government have released the following notice to commence raising awareness of this matter.

1. Jordanians must recognise that the available water supply is finite, and they must take 20 responsibility for this issue within their own Proplen

households. Pamily

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2. Accountability must be assumed for water

management in Jordan. This responsibility should be recognised by individual citizens, the

25 public sector and the private sector alike. The situation necessitates the combined effort of the Jordanian people to improve conditions within their own environs.

3. A deeper understanding of the available

30 amounts, actual quality and natural protection of Jordan's water resources must be reached.

This knowledge will be circulated in schools and throughout the community.

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   Water must be used more efficiently, with 35 more regard for energy needed to heat water for daily usage.

   
   


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   Healthy aquatic ecosystems are vital to a high quality of life for Jordanians and must be preserved, saved

   
   

40 6. The quality and standards of drinking water will be consistently maintained to ensure that Jordanians have potable water that is free fron pollutants