The Political Economy of Water Demand Management in Yemen and Jordan: A Synthesis of Findings

This report is written by Mark Zeitoun, consultant affiliated to the School of International Development, University of East Anglia. The report synthesises and builds on two political economy studies commissioned in Jordan and Yemen by the Water Demand Management Initiative in MENA-WaDImena  project (www.idrc.ca/wadimena) funded by IDRC-Canada, CIDA-Canada and IFAD). The views and opinions expressed in the report should in no way be seen as a reflection of the position of WaDImena's funding organizations. As a synthesis report, it may contain errors of omission. The author and the WaDImena project team welcome comments and feedback at the following addresses m.zeitoun@uea.ac.uk and hlaamrani@idrc.org.eg.

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Water Demand Management Research Series
by the Regional Water Demand Initiative in the Middle East and North Africa

Creator	Heba El Kala'awy, M.A., WaDImena Communication Assistant, Regional Water Demand Initiative, International Development Research Center (IDRC), Middle East/North Africa Regional Office, 8 Ahmed Nessim Street, P.O. Box 14 Orman, Giza, Egypt - Phone: +20 2 3337 7882 ; Fax: +20 2 3336 7056 (email: Helkalaawy@idrc.org.eg)
Publisher	Heba El Kala'awy, M.A., WaDImena Communication Assistant, Regional Water Demand Initiative, International Development Research Center (IDRC), Middle East/North Africa Regional Office, 8 Ahmed Nessim Street, P.O. Box 14 Orman, Giza, Egypt - Phone: +20 2 3337 7882 ; Fax: +20 2 3336 7056
Type of document	Report
Rights	Public
File link	n/a
File link local	finalpoliticalEconomy_WaterDemandManagement_IDRC_WaDImena Oct2009.pdf (PDF, 1040 Kb)
Source of information	Regional Water Demand Initiative (WaDImena)
Keyword(s)	Water Demand Management
Subject(s)	POLICY-WATER POLICY AND WATER MANAGEMENT , WATER DEMAND
Relation	http://www.emwis.net/initiatives/fol060732/proj722564
Geographical coverage	Jordan, Yemen