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Training and Research Ideas for Water Management in the West Bank and Gaza
Pages 120-121

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... In the meantime, Section 11, article 41 states that local village and municipal councils, government bodies and NGOs continue to provide water and wastewater services until the RWUs are established. Accordingly, local, municipal and village councils continue to manage the water supply and basic sanitation services in Palestine.
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From page 121...
... There is a clear need for further research on appropriate technology for wastewater collection and treatment in the rural areas. Such technology will help reduce investment costs and will lead to the adoption of decentralized sanitation as a means to reduce pollution from untreated wastewater, while creating an alternative source that can be utilized.
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