Titlebook: Managed Aquifer Recharge in MENA Countries; Developments, Applic Mustafa El-Rawy,Abdelazim Negm Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Applicability of River Bank Filtration for Affordable Drinking Water in the MENA Region: Hydrogeoloupply in Middle Eastern countries. Comprehensive assessments across diverse hydrogeological settings highlight both positive and negative influences on water quality. Notably, the study shows the successful application of RBF in alluvial aquifers along the Nile River (Egypt), Zarqa River (Jordan), a

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The Status of the Applications of the Managed Aquifer Recharge in the Sultanate of Oman,city, prompting the need for sustainable water management practices. Water is the main requirement for all basic needs of any community including food production, industrial activities, and overall economic development. Water supply systems in Sultanate of Oman are subjected to several challenges th

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Assessment of Riverbank Filtration (RBF) for Drinking Water Supply in Upper Egypt,w-cost technology, it has not been widely applied as a viable means for water supply in developing countries. Riverbank filtration can provide the added benefit of natural filtration in addition to the enhancement of treatment efficiency even if treatment plants are used in polluted reaches of the r

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A Tale of Two Countries: The Potential of Managed Aquifer Recharge in Pakistan and Egypt,istan, focusing on the pivotal role of the Indus Basin Irrigation System (IBIS) in Pakistan. Despite its abundant irrigation and groundwater resources, IBIS has faced depletion due to stalled surface storage since 1976, leading to an annual groundwater decline of 1.2 feet. The chapter suggests Manag

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Potential Environmental Risks of Aquifer Recharge Using Treated Wastewater in MENA Countries, the sewage’s both quantity and quality. Using treated wastewater may increase an aquifer’s groundwater supply and quality; these options are practical when access to conventional fresh raw water sources gets severely limited. Artificial recharge techniques have previously been identified to boost g

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The Impact of Aquifer Recharge on Groundwater Quality, wherein water moves from the water table to the saturated zone through percolation or drainage, entering the aquifer and flowing through the vadose zone. Both natural groundwater recharge via the hydrological cycle and artificial recharge are considered mechanisms for retaining water within the sub

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,Conclusions and Recommendations for “Managed Aquifer Recharge in the MENA Countries”, In most MENA countries, groundwater serves as the primary source of fresh water and is utilized for irrigation, domestic, and industrial needs. Adapting to upcoming challenges is key in managing groundwater resources in the MENA region through Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR). This chapter acknowledg

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