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Mawazine News - Baghdad
The Ministry of Water Resources announced today, Friday, the launch of a major campaign to rationalize water consumption, while calling on ministries and government departments to cooperate in launching the campaign.
Assistant Director General of the General Authority for Irrigation Projects Operation at the Ministry of Water Resources, Ghazwane Al-Sahlani, said, "The ministry launched a major campaign to rationalize water consumption after water witnessed a shortage in its imports on the one hand, in addition to the increase in demand for water as a result of population growth, climate change, high evaporation, and expansion in agricultural plans or agriculture outside the approved plan," noting that "the ministry asked the media to support this campaign in educating citizens."
He added that "measures were taken to rationalize consumption, including communicating with the Ministry of Construction, Housing and Municipalities and the Baghdad Municipality, in order to adhere to the quotas set for water complexes and operating hours, according to the quotas set for each individual resident of cities, villages and rural areas, since drinking water has a large percentage of water consumption," indicating that "among the measures to rationalize consumption is removing violations represented by fish lakes and water quota violations at irrigation outlets and pumps, as well as removing environmental pollutant violations."
Al-Sahlani continued that "among the measures is also emphasizing farmers through the departments of the Ministry of Agriculture to use modern irrigation techniques and the increase in the number of users of these techniques in the past few years compared to previous years," noting that "the ministry followed other measures to rationalize, including lining the streams with concrete and concrete blankets to reduce losses, as these measures contributed to reducing the quantities of water released from dams and maintaining a water reserve twice what it was last year despite the increase in the agricultural plan compared to previous years."
Al-Sahlani pointed out that "despite these measures, greater cooperation is required from the agricultural departments in determining agricultural plans and continuing to equip modern irrigation devices. Greater cooperation is also required from the water departments in rationalizing consumption and adhering to the operating hours of water complexes," adding that "all departments and local governments in the governorates are required to continue to remove environmental pollutant violations, according to the official agency."
Assistant Director General of the General Authority for Irrigation Projects Operation at the Ministry of Water Resources, Ghazwane Al-Sahlani, said, "The ministry launched a major campaign to rationalize water consumption after water witnessed a shortage in its imports on the one hand, in addition to the increase in demand for water as a result of population growth, climate change, high evaporation, and expansion in agricultural plans or agriculture outside the approved plan," noting that "the ministry asked the media to support this campaign in educating citizens."
He added that "measures were taken to rationalize consumption, including communicating with the Ministry of Construction, Housing and Municipalities and the Baghdad Municipality, in order to adhere to the quotas set for water complexes and operating hours, according to the quotas set for each individual resident of cities, villages and rural areas, since drinking water has a large percentage of water consumption," indicating that "among the measures to rationalize consumption is removing violations represented by fish lakes and water quota violations at irrigation outlets and pumps, as well as removing environmental pollutant violations."
Al-Sahlani continued that "among the measures is also emphasizing farmers through the departments of the Ministry of Agriculture to use modern irrigation techniques and the increase in the number of users of these techniques in the past few years compared to previous years," noting that "the ministry followed other measures to rationalize, including lining the streams with concrete and concrete blankets to reduce losses, as these measures contributed to reducing the quantities of water released from dams and maintaining a water reserve twice what it was last year despite the increase in the agricultural plan compared to previous years."
Al-Sahlani pointed out that "despite these measures, greater cooperation is required from the agricultural departments in determining agricultural plans and continuing to equip modern irrigation devices. Greater cooperation is also required from the water departments in rationalizing consumption and adhering to the operating hours of water complexes," adding that "all departments and local governments in the governorates are required to continue to remove environmental pollutant violations, according to the official agency."
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