The Green Wall for greywater treatment at the University of Jordan is one of the pilot sites of the NAWAMED project in Jordan. The type of green wall implemented in the University of Jordan pilot (Al-Zahra’a Dormitory), a so-called Nature-Based Solution (NbS), is the Green Facade, which is basically a vertical flow constructed wetland (CW) hosted in trenches along the building walls and planted with ornamental and climbing plants.

After months of intensive work with the food ecosystems of the six MedSNAIL pilot areas in Jordan, Lebanon, Malta, Palestine, Spain and Tunisia, the project has launched two of its main pilot initiatives, inspired by the methodology of MedSNAIL's Italian partner, the Slow Food Foundation for Biodiversity, an international grassroots o

Check how the MAIA-TAQA project aims to explore the potential of wastewater treatment and reuse in various domains to promote sustainability and efficient resource utilization.