Israel to invest $13.8 million to reuse treated wastewater
WATER & WASTE

Israel to invest $13.8 million to reuse treated wastewater

Israel will provide first-time financial support to set up infrastructure for reusing treated wastewater in agriculture, the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security said. A total of 52 million shekels (about $13.8 million) will be invested to subsidise the costs for farms that switch ...

Israel will provide first-time financial support to set up infrastructure for reusing treated wastewater in agriculture, the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security said. A total of 52 million shekels (about $13.8 million) will be invested to subsidise the costs for farms that switch to using treated wastewater for irrigating. Currently, Israel discharges an average of 68 million cubic metres (MCM) of treated wastewater into the sea annually, costing about 70 Israeli cents per cubic metre for purification and transportation. According to the ministry, redirecting the wastewater to agriculture could save nearly 50 million shekels per year. 

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