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 Responsibilities
of Partners
The responsibilities of the 
European partners are to work jointly with the
Mediterranean partners to achieve the objectives of this project.
These are know-how transfer of water especially wastewater treatment
and reuse, to strengthen the capacity building, to assist the partner
countries in the design and the construction of pilot plants for
research and demonstration purposes and in the elaboration of policy
guidelines.
The responsibilities of the
Mediterranean partner countries are the implementation
of the results of the project and the transfer into actions as part
of their water policies and strategies.
To fulfil their responsibilities the partners have set up the following
groups for this project:
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Responsibilities of European partners |
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The European Partners (InWEnt, ENEA, TUHH-Hamburg,
Adelphi Research) will assist the Mediterranean partner countries
by implementing the project of integrated wastewater management
and reuse.
InWEnt as an
international foundation for training and human resources
development is the leading institution and contributes with
its strong experience in human resources development by designing
and implementing training programs throughout the world, with
a special focus on computer based training programs. Additionally
InWEnt is responsible for the over all management of the project.
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ENEA, the Italian
National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and the Environment,
is assisting the Al al-Bayt University in Jordan
and the Birzeit University in Palestine
in implementing the project.
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The Technical University
Hamburg-Harburg, a young applied science university
highly regarded in Germany for the inter-disciplinary and
industrial orientation of its research, is working closely
together with the Yildiz Technical University of Istanbul
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Adelphi Research,
a non profit research organisation in environmental policy
and technology transfer, acts as adviser for the Mediterranean
partner countries, especially for the University of Balamand
in Lebanon. |
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Responsibilities of Mediterranean partners |
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All partners in the Mediterranean partner countries
are well established scientific institutions with experience in
water related issues. Their responsibilities within their own countries
will be the collection and evaluation of relevant data on water
topics, the dialogue with the local authorities and other stakeholders,
the organization of the implementation of planned measures, general
dissemination and follow-up activities.
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A project management team is located in each partner
country. The main tasks of the project management team are to plan,
to build up, to implement and to monitor all local actions, which
include the installation of local management and steering teams
in each of the Mediterranean partner countries. The Lead office
is located in Amman, Jordan.
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Local
steering committees |
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In each of the Mediterranean partner countries an
external Advisory Committee (local steering committee) composed
of representatives of stakeholders from local institutions, NGOs,
users and consumer associations, women and environmental protection
organisations and water authorities assists the local project co-ordinator
in all aspects of the project to achieve the optimal results.
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Regional
steering committee
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A regional steering committee composed of representatives
from the local steering committees assists the Project Director
by monitoring the entire project at a regional level.
This committee, meeting twice a year, guides and monitors the project
and the evaluation process. Detached from the day-to-day details
of the project, the committee can ask evaluative questions about
project direction and methods, review operational data collected
by the participants, suggest modifications to project direction
and provide an evaluative commentary on the final report.
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