National Conveyance Project Readiness Program
Preparing Jordan's national water system to receive, transmit, and deliver desalinated water from the National Conveyance Project from day one of operation.
Overview
The National Conveyance Project Readiness Program is a national infrastructure initiative designed to ensure that desalinated water supplied by the National Conveyance Project can be efficiently received, transmitted, and delivered to consumers throughout Jordan.
The program focuses on preparing the national water system to integrate National Conveyance Project water and maximize its benefits from day one of operation.
Major Infrastructure Projects
The readiness program includes:
Bulk transmission pipelines
Terminal reservoirs
Pumping stations
Primary distribution systems
Investment Value
~$850 million
Planned readiness infrastructure investments across the Kingdom
Approximately USD 848 million in readiness infrastructure investments are planned across the Kingdom.
Expected Outcomes
250million cubic meters
Delivered annually to middle and northern governorates
10million cubic meters
Delivered annually to southern governorates
40million cubic meters
Delivered annually to Aqaba
Workforce Training
The readiness program includes initiatives to support technical capacity building, workforce preparedness, and institutional readiness across participating entities.
