1. 0 Wastewater Strategy “Not to Waste our Water”

2. S TRATEGY O BJECTIVES C OLLECT AND TREAT ALL WASTEWATER ACCORDING TO NATIONAL STANDARDS AND REGIONAL AGREEMENTS R EUSE TREATED WASTEWATER FOR AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRY, AND AMENITY IN LINE WITH NATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS R ECOVER COST BASED ON THE ‘ POLLUTER PAYS ’ PRINCIPLE 1

3. M AIN S ECTOR I SSUES 1.N O CLEAR POLICY WITH RESPECT TO : a.S ELECTION OF TREATMENT PLANT SIZES AND TECHNOLOGIES b. TREATMENT TECHNIQUES ESPECIALLY IN RURAL AREAS c. POPULATION PROJECTION YEARS 2.F RAGMENTED APPROACH WITH RESPECT TO COLLECTION AND TREATMENT 3.N O CONSIDERATION FOR RE - USE OF TREATED EFFLUENT 2 4.L ACK OF PRE - TREATMENT POLICY FOR INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER 5.E XCESSIVE DELAYS FOR PROJECTS COMPLETION MOST PROJECTS TAKE MORE THAN 10 YEARS TO BE COMPLETED 6.N O WASTEWATER FEES TO COVER THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SECTOR 7.P OOR LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK

4. C URRENT S ITUATION G ENERATED WASTEWATER : 310 MILLION CUBIC C OLLECTED WASTEWATER : 60% T REATED : 8% O PERATIONAL TREATMENT PLANTS : 4 C OMPLETED TREATMENT PLANTS BUT NOT OPERATIONAL : 7 U NDER CONSTRUCTION : 6 U NDER D ESIGN : 17 R EQUIRE F UNDING : 20 I NVESTMENTS TO DATE : 1.5 B ILLION USD A DDITIONAL FUNDS REQUIRED FOR 54 SCHEMES : 1.7 B ILLION USD A DDITIONAL FUNDS FOR UNCOVERED AREAS

5. Sector targets 1.Increase the present wastewater collection (60%) and treatment (8%) to 80% collection and treatment by 2015, and 95% collection and treatment by 2020. 2.Increase reuse of treated effluent from zero percent in 2010 to 20% by 2015, and 50% by 2020. 3.Secondary treatment and reuse of all inland wastewater by 2020, and secondary treatment and reuse of coastal wastewater where reuse is economically justified by 2020. 4.Pre-treatment of all industrial effluents by 2020 5. Full recovery of O&M costs by 2020 following the ‘polluter pays’ principle.

6. S TRATEGIC INITIATIVES INTEGRATED AND PRIORITIZED INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT PROGRAM TO RAPIDLY INCREASE WASTEWATER COLLECTION, TREATMENT AND REUSE RATES L EGAL, REGULATORY AND POLICY MEASURES TO SET AND REGULATE STANDARDS I NSTITUTIONAL MEASURES TO DEFINE RESPONSIBILITIES AND TO CREATE CAPACITY FOR SERVICE DELIVERY F INANCIAL MEASURES FOR VIABILITY AND AFFORDABLE SERVICES O PTIMIZE PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION 5

7. I NVESTMENT SUMMARY I NVESTORS S HORT – M EDIUM T ERM 2011-2015 (M ILLION US$) L ONG T ERM 2016-2020 (M ILLION US$) T OTAL 2011-2020 (M ILLION US$) G OVERNMENT OF L EBANON 115113 228 D ONORS 250 500 P RIVATE S ECTOR 200350 550 M UNICIPALITIES 650500 1150 A VAILABLE AT CDR680- T OTAL 1,8951,2133,108 6

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9. Major Achievements 1- Projects 2- Master Plans

10. 12 Projects in 8 Regions Benefiting at least 25% of the Population

11. C HEKKA, K OURA AND B ATROUN WASTEWATER NETWORKS

12. S OUWAYJANI /C HOUF T REATMENT P LANTS

13. C OASTAL K ESERWAN, J EITA, K FARDEBIANE, AND H RAJEL WASTEWATER SCHEMES

14. R EVISED LOCATION FOR B OURJ H AMMOUD TREATMENT PLANT

15. 5 Regional Master Plans

16. B ATROUN M ASTER P LAN

17. BAABDA AND ALEY MASTER PLAN

18. K ESERWANE M ASTER P LAN

19. J BEIL M ASTER P LAN