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The paper aims at providing a guiding picture with orientations and recommendations on the major issues that would bring a national water reuse policy within reach. The existence of a political will is to be boldly pledged to ensure policy consistency with the overall national sectoral development plans and support public-private partnership in support to the national water reuse policy . The integration of the policy in the overall national integrated water resources management has a significant impact on its success. The regulatory and institutional frame works to adjust the institutional, economic and financial aspects that may be complemented by standards, directives and guidelines would improve substantially water policy effectiveness and reliability. Public acceptance and perception is becoming one of the major limiting factors for the success of water reuse policy . The level of the participation and cooperation of stakeholders and media during the design, implementation and exploitation and in the overall decision making process of a water reuse project is one of the success indicators. Water reuse projects are normally designed to provide a constant single water quality level. This is an important element of the agreement between reused water promoters and users. Their satisfaction would be granted by ensuring the reliability of the quality and quantity of water provided. Technology is one of the pillars of the production of water to be reused. Normally water is produced after the application of treatment process which entails several techniques to make certain the quality of water. Strong relationship exists between technology and quality of water. Protection of public health is one of the key issues in water reuse. Any water reuse project involves risks to the public health which should be prevented from its outset. Risk assessment could be evaluated using several up-to date methodologies. Willingness to finance water reuse project requires the availability of funds which call for a convenient pricing policy, tariff reforms, provision of loans and grants. Given scarce public and private resources, it is imperative that money be well spent and effectively coordinated. 20 Water Reuse and Desalination: Experience and Opportunity TECHNICAL PROGRAM
Mahmoud Al-Sibai Syria HIGHER EDUCATION B.Sc in Civil Engineering, Al-Baath University at 1985. M.Sc. in Irrigation Engineering from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, at 1992. Ph.D. in Engineering from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, at 1996 SCIENTIFIC POSITIONS Associate Professor of water resources at Al-Baath University. Member of the Higher Board for Scientific affairs, Al-Baath University from 2008 - 2010. Director of development and quality assurance, Al-Baath University 2008-2009 Head of Integrated Water Resources Management Program, Arab Center for the Studies of Arid Zones and Dry Lands (ACSAD) from 2003-2007. Consultant, Water resources department, ACSAD Acting Dean, Higher Institute for Water Management, Syria, since 2009 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Expertise: Integrated Water Resources Management Mathematical modeling of groundwater flow Quality Assurance in Higher Education THE IMPACT OF THE CLIMATE CHANGE ON WATER RESOURCE CASE STUDIES FROM SYRIA Dr. Mohammad Al-Sibai The Ministry of Higher Education - Syria Author’s material not available at time of print. Water Reuse and Desalination: Experience and Opportunity TECHNICAL PROGRAM 21
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Page 9 and 10: 12:00-12:20 The Impact of the Clima
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Leon Awerbuch President & Chief Tec
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HYBRID DESALINATION SYSTEMS: A SOLU
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Saad Elkhadem Director of Water Div
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