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Annex 1 RADWQ Steering Committee for Jordan Name Job title Organization E-mail Tel./fax Hamed Bakir Zakaria Tarawneh Nawal Sunna’ Salah Hiari Regional Adviser, Centre for Environmental Health Assistant Secretary General, Laboratories and Quality Affairs Director, Laboratories and Quality Department Director, Environmental Health Department World Health Organization bakirh@who-ceha.org.jo +962 6 5524655 Water Authority of Jordan zakft@hotmail.com +962 (0) 77 519307 Water Authority of Jordan nawalborgan@yahoo.com +962 (0) 77 399838 Ministry of Health env@moh.gov.jo +962 6 5685396/ +962 6 5666147 Mohamad Abadi Head, Water Section Ministry of Health mohd_abadi@yahoo.com +962 6 5685396/ +962 6 5666147 Bashar Smadi Assistant Professor University of Jordan alsmadib@yahoo.com +962 (0) 79 5575246 Fayez Abdullah Assistant Professor Jordan University for Science and Technology fabdulla@just.edu.jo +962 (0) 79 588016 Mohamad Khalaf Researcher Department of Statistics Khalaf30@yahoo.com +962 (0) 79 5880413 Mohamad Saidam Director, EMARCU, UNICEF Consultant Environment Monitoring & Research Central Unit (EMARCU), Royal Scientific Society m.saidam@emarcu.gov.jo +962 (0) 79 5157267 Amal Hijazi Environment Officer USAID ahijazi@usaid.gov +962 6 592 0101 Fida’a A. Jibril Assistant to Dr Saidam EMARCU fida@emarcu.gov.jo +962 6 5344701 32
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