Groundwater Resources Management in IRAN

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Groundwater Resources Management in IRAN S.A. Assadollahi Secretary General, IRNCID & Deputy of O & M of Iran Water Resources Management Co.

Islamic Republic of Iran Population: 70 million (18th in the world); Area: 165 Mha (18th in the world); Climate: Arid & semi-arid; Precipitation: 250mm annually; Irrigated Area: 8.7 million ha; World ranking the fifth after China, India, USA, and Pakistan, 1 / 29

The Precipitation is less than 100 mm in more than 50% of total area of Iran 2 / 29

Annual evaporation in various areas of Iran Iran’s average air temperature is about 16 Co. Iran's average evaporation is 2556 mm annually. Annual evaporation in various areas of Iran 3 / 29

Climate/Water Resources Having insufficient and improper locational, as well as, periodical precipitation, Iran is among the arid & semi-arid countries of the world. According to the water comprehensive plan of Iran the total renewable water resources reaches 130 billion cubic meters. 4 / 29

Climate/Water Resources About 90 billion cubic meter of the total renewable water resources is used for agricultural, industrial, and domestic sectors as follows: 83 billion cubic meters, that is 92 percent for agriculture; 6 billion cubic meters, that is 6.6 percent for domestic; The rest for industry and services. 5 / 29

Groundwater Groundwater plays an important role in sustainable development of human society. In IRAN, rapid population growth and low irrigation efficiency in agricultural sector have increased the demand for groundwater resources. Therefore, rational management for water supply and demand, as well as, optimum use of the existing water resources are necessary. 6 / 29

How We Can Prepare More Fresh Water in Future ? Improving Water efficiency Increasing Storage Capacity Developing Water Harvesting Methods Recycling Water & Wastewater Desalination 7 / 29

Groundwater Aquifers Condition in Aspects of Exploitation Development No. Plain Subject 211 Normal Prohibited Aquifers 66 Critical Prohibited Aquifers 332 Free Aquifers 8 / 29

Number and Discharge of Groundwater Resources (Water Year 2006-2007) (MCM) Number Type of water resources 22,914 124,443 Spring 7,375 37,197 Qanat 48,907 624,838 Well 79,196 786,478 Total 9 / 29

Groundwater Resources used for: 10 / 29

Effective Factors on Increasing Groundwater Resources Crisis 1- Drought (Decreased precipitation). 2- Population growth and agricultural development. 3- Excess Water withdrawal from permitted water wells. 4- Water withdrawal from unpermitted water wells. 5- Improper use of groundwater resources. 6- Pollution through industrial activities and houses sewage. 7- Limitations and difficulties in carrying out water rules and regulations. 11 / 29

Negative Effects Due to Groundwater Drawdown 1- Decreased water resources (Wells, Springs and Qanats). 2- Water wells deepening repeatedly. 3- Decreased natural water reservoirs. 4- Land Subsidence and Sinkhole (regional or local). 5- Saline Water intrusion to fresh groundwater. 6- Decreased of the groundwater quality. 12 / 29

Land Subsidence and Sinkhole 13 / 29

Land Subsidence and Sinkhole 14 / 29

Land Subsidence and Sinkhole 15 / 29

1- Negative balance of groundwater aquifers. Challenges on Protection and Operation of Groundwater Resources Management: 1- Negative balance of groundwater aquifers. 2- Incorrect use of groundwater resources. 3- Changes in quality related to groundwater drawdown. 4- Restricted current laws and regulations. 5- Cultural and social issues on groundwater protection. 16 / 29

Perspectives: 1- Optimization of groundwater usage. 2- Equilibration of aquifers: Aquifers artificial recharge. Conjunctive use of surface and groundwater for irrigation. Installing of Smart Electric and Water meters for wells. Locking water wells which are not permitted. Organizing lawful companies for drilling water wells. Monitoring and controlling of water withdrawal. Increasing public awareness. Reconsidering in crop pattern. 17 / 29

Recommendations: To overcome the groundwater crisis, Iran Water Recourses Management Company has proposed 12 procedures on “Groundwater Resources Management.” 18 / 29

Procedure No1: Organizing Water-Wells Drilling Companies. Increasing scientific level of water-wells drilling companies personnel. Ranking the water-wells drilling companies. Supervision on water-wells drilling co. by private sector. Providing I.D. Cards for water-wells. 19 / 29

Procedure 2&3: on Groundwater resources 1- Describing responsibility of water crisis staff province. 2- Identifying the situation of unpermitted and over-exploited water wells. 3- Personnel encouragement. 4- Implementing water optimum use regulation. 5- Invistigation on groundwater research. 20 / 29

Establishing and maintaining governance functions; Procedure 4: Establishing equilibrium of groundwater supply and demand: Establishing and maintaining governance functions; Financing the required budget of Water Authorities Company; Implementing the Law of Optimum Water Use. 21 / 29

Installation and Services. Procedure 5: Installation of Smart Electric and Water meters for wells: Feasibility Study; Manager & Clients; Production Phases; Installation and Services. 22 / 29

Procedure 6: Propaganda and feedback relevant to groundwater users: Providing and showing animation on TV; Providing and distributing training pamphlets; Holding seminars and workshops; Public awareness through radio & television, newspapers and magazines; Information feedbacks. 23 / 29

Procedure 7: Software Integrated management on groundwater resources Using VPN System for the integrated software of Regional water Companies and affairs; Facilitating up-to-date data accessibility by VPN system to prepare daily performance reports, to maintain electronic communications, and to supervise water affairs between the headquarters and Regional Water Companies. 24 / 29

Procedure 8: Application of GIS in Protection and Operation of GWR Feasibility study on the planned area; Using the required data of protection and operation of groundwater resources on GIS maps; Monitoring and supervising the performance of protection and operation of groundwater resources in IRAN. 25 / 29

Procedure 9: Water Users Association on Protection & Maintenance of GWR Establishing the Organization of WUAs; Establishing functions and responsibilities of the Ministry of Energy relevant to WUAs; Establishing the functions to be delegated to WUAs; Establishing and maintaining the factors and motives to strengthen WUAs. 26 / 29

Procedure 10: Comprehensive Water Law Establishing pros and cons of fair distribution of water and execution guideline (in 1985); Reforming the articles of fair distribution of water (in 1983); Proposing new complementary articles with relation to integrated water resources management (IWRM). 27 / 29

Procedure 11: Training Courses for the personal of protection and operation affairs GWR Promoting the scientific and efficiency level of the relevant personal. Acquainting them with the new sciences, technologies and managerial methods. 28 / 29

Procedure 12: Supervision on Regional Water Companies Performance Assessment of groundwater management; Highlighting the results of the GW monitoring/ reviewing existing problem and challenges; Summarizing the results of monitoring groundwater resources to the ministerial levels (Every 3 month). 29 / 29

Thank you for your attention