5th World water forum Istanbul, Turkey March 2009

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5th World water forum Istanbul, Turkey 16-22 March 2009 Jordan Experiences in Water Statistics & Account Department of Statistics Mahmoud Al-khawaldeh

Challenges Scarcity of fresh renewable water resources Overexploitation of renewable and non renewable ground water Limited capacity of waste water plants High losses of water supply to municipal sector during distribution (public net work) which reached to 50 percent as a result of leakages, theft, illegal tapping & malfunctioning metering. Limited capacity and number of dams which we have nine dams with storage capacity around 210 MCM Over 91 percent of the country receives less than 200 mm of rainfall per year

Industries (by ISIC categories) Physical use table,2007 Industries (by ISIC categories) Households Total 1 36 37 others From the environment U1 - Total abstraction 506 294 0.0 49.0 849 a.1- Abstraction for own use 555 a.2- Abstraction for distribution 249 b.1- From water resources: * Surface water 261 80 4.0 345 * Groundwater 245 214 45.0 504 *Soil water b.2- From other sources * Collection of precipitation * Abstraction from the sea Within the economy U2 - Use of water received from other economic units 91 113 202 147 351 of which: Reused water Wastewater to sewerage 0.0 113 Total use of water = U1+U2= 1200

Industries (by ISIC categories) Physical Supply table Industries (by ISIC categories) Households Total 1 36 37 others Within the economy S1- Supply of water to other economic units 0.0 147 91 23 271 90 351 of which: Reused water Wastewater to sewerage 113 To the Environment S2- total returns= (D1+D2) 60 140 6 5 211 D1- to water resources * surface water 10 * ground water 50 * soil water 120 125 D2- to other sources Total supply of water = S1+S2= 562 Water consumption= total use – total supply 638

Matrix of flows within the economy To use 1 36 37 Others Total household Total supply From supply 0.0 147 91 23 114 261 Household 90 Total use 113 204 351

Water Indicators Total ground water abstraction. Value of indicator 2007: 504(MCM) Safe yield of renewable ground water. Value of indicator 2007: 275(MCM) Overexploitation of ground water ( Depletion) or ground water balance. Value of indicator 2007: -229(MCM) % of depletion of ground water or % of safe yield. Value of indicator 2007: 183%.

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