Work on the Hebron Wastewater Treatment Plant is progressing steadily, with trial operations expected to begin in early 2027, marking a key milestone in this long-awaited strategic project.
Despite the implementation challenges, the project is advancing toward completion. With a treatment capacity of approximately 23,000 cubic meters per day, the plant is expected to serve nearly 200,000 citizens and contribute to:
The project is being implemented with funding of approximately US$45 million, with contributions from the French Development Agency (AFD), the European Union, and the World Bank.
The operation of the plant will also contribute to reducing Israeli deductions from Palestinian clearance revenues related to the treatment of transboundary wastewater.
The plant's expected capacity of 23,000 cubic meters per day represents an important step toward improved wastewater management and a better environment for nearly 200,000 citizens in Hebron.
The Hebron Wastewater Treatment Plant is nearing completion of a long-awaited strategic project.