Global water scarcity is rapidly increasing especially in arid countries such as Jordan and Israel. Under such conditions, local, state and national governments are facing the challenge of negotiating water allocation among different parties. This study focuses on the use of Sym…
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Increasing demand on limited water resources calls for more efficient and improved approaches to maximize the benefits of water use. Typically, agricultural water use has the largest share among all water use sectors. Therefore, finding the best agricultural water management alt…
Jordan is a water and energy poor country, yet consumes 20% of its power resources to provide only a minimum water allocation for health and hygiene. Sustainable water resources only meet 16% of its domestic and agricultural needs. The Multi-Year Water Allocation Systems (MYWAS)…
Currently, Egypt is faced with several fundamental problems; an ever-increasing population, a limited supply of cultivable land and a limited supply of water resources. These problems intensify the importance of developing efficient natural resource use strategies. There is stro…