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Completing the Replacement of the Old Sewage Network in Al-Manshiya Neighborhood in Beit Lahia
CMWU, in partnership with Action Against Hunger and funded by ECHO, completed replacing the old sewage network in Al-Manshiya, Beit Lahia (850 meters).
Rehabilitating and Maintaining Rainwater Lines in the Beit Hanoun Valley Course, Funded by UNICEF
CMWU, funded by UNICEF, rehabilitated rainwater lines in the Beit Hanoun valley course.
Constructing a Rainwater Line for the Sha'at Collection Basin in Khan Younis
CMWU, funded by Save the Children, is implementing a rainwater line for the Sha'at basin and cleaning the Al-Uroubi basin in Al-Fukhari.
CMWU Continues Developing and Rehabilitating the Al-Bassa Sewage Pumping Station in Deir al-Balah
CMWU, funded by UNICEF, is developing the central Al-Bassa pumping station in Deir al-Balah, which serves 90,000 residents.
Beginning the Implementation of a Sewage Network Replacement Project in Al-Amal Neighborhood in Khan Younis
CMWU, funded by Anera ($150,000), began replacing a sewage network in Al-Amal neighborhood in Khan Younis.
CMWU's Crews' Interventions in Rafah to Ease the Effects of the Weather Depression
CMWU's crews in Rafah inspect rainwater collection basins and drains to ease the effects of the weather depression.
Repairing and Rehabilitating Sewage Networks in Qlaibo and Al-Atatra in Beit Lahia, Funded by Human Appeal
CMWU, funded by Human Appeal, is repairing sewage networks in Qlaibo and Al-Atatra in Beit Lahia (2 km, $130,000).
Rehabilitating the Al-Uroubi Rainwater Collection Basin in Al-Fukhari and the Conveyance Line to the Sha'at Basin in Khan Younis
CMWU, funded by Save the Children ($85,000), is rehabilitating the Al-Uroubi basin in Al-Fukhari and the conveyance line to the Sha'at basin in Khan Younis, serving 40,000 residents.
Preparation and Readiness Works by CMWU's Crews in Rafah Before a Weather Depression
CMWU's crews in Rafah prepared rainwater drains and sewage manholes in preparation for a weather depression.
CMWU Continues Replacing the Old Sewage Network in Al-Manshiya Neighborhood in Beit Lahia
CMWU, funded by ECHO, continues replacing the old sewage network in Al-Manshiya, Beit Lahia.
Beginning the Implementation of a Project to Separate Rainwater Networks from Sewage Networks in Various Areas of Jabalia City
CMWU, funded by Anera, began separating rainwater networks from sewage networks in Jabalia ($300,000).
Replacing the Old Sewage Network in Al-Manshiya, Beit Lahia, Funded by the European Union
CMWU, funded by the European Union, began replacing the old sewage network in Al-Manshiya, Beit Lahia.