Water Supply Project to Improve Services for 90,000 Citizens in Northwest Ramallah

Behind every new water pipeline is a household waiting for more reliable service, a family hoping to turn on the tap and find water, and a community looking for services that meet its needs today and in the future.

In northwest Ramallah, work is progressing on the Water Supply and Connection Points Project, being implemented by the Palestinian Water Authority (PWA) to strengthen the drinking water supply system and improve service reliability for approximately 90,000 citizens across 10 villages and towns.

The project includes:

  • 45 km of water pipelines
  • Pumping stations and water reservoirs
  • Approximately 90,000 beneficiaries
  • 10 villages and towns
  • €30.5 million in joint funding from the French Development Agency (AFD) and the European Union

Upon completion and commissioning, expected by mid-2027, the project will strengthen the water system’s capacity to meet growing needs, improve the continuity of water supply, and enhance the reliability of services.

Investment in water is about more than building pipelines and reservoirs. It means more reliable services, less time spent waiting for water, greater peace of mind for families, and a better future for communities that deserve services that meet their needs.

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