The West Bank Treated Wastewater User Association met on 9 November last in the venue of the Beit Dajan Village Council. Twenty farmers and representatives of WeWorld-GVC, local partner of the MENAWARA project, attended the meeting.

Various topics were covered: from the type and quantity of plants grown in the area to the consumers' awareness; from the climate impact on agriculture to the impacts and perception of treated wastewater usage; from the economic sustainability of treatment plant to the traditional and religious consideration about treated waste water.

Particularly important was the discussion relating to the involvement of different stakeholders in the products value chain, as well as the need to integrate the farmers' workshops with the bodies and the technicians that deal with water governance.

Finally, the accomplishment of the minor intervention in the Beit Dajan Plant as a first technical step towards quality water to be reused was welcomed with satisfaction by all the participants.