Using solar and wind energy to extract groundwater in the pastoral wells in the western region of the Jafara Plain

Establish and protect fenced forest areas around wells using clean new and renewable energies to extract water.

DESCRIPTION

Establish and protect fenced forest areas around wells using clean new and renewable energies to extract water. Installing pumps on a number of 15 pastoral wells in Sahel Al-Jafara in northwestern Libya, and they are operated by solar energy or wind energy for the purpose of watering animals and establishing forest areas around the wells that are among its priorities to establish natural reserves for different animals that are distinguished in the region in addition to developing the area pastorally.

The project serves a planned infrastructure asset of another sector, but there is less than 50% overlap in the geography serviced by the proposed project and the other sector planned asset.

The other sector such as:

• The agricultural sector (increasing vegetation and combating desertification)
• Tourism and leisure sector (establishment of green spaces and parks)
• Environmental sector and facing climate change (preserving wildlife such as migratory birds and animals)

OBJECTIVES AND RATIONALE

PROJECT RISKS

PROJECT ECONOMICS

• NET PRESENT VALUE: 0.00

• COST BENEFIT RATIO: 0.00

• FINANCIAL INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN (FIRR): 0.00

• ECONOMIC INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN (EIRR): 0.00

• COMMENTS ON ECONOMICS:

PROJECT FINANCING

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

OVERALL COST: 0.07

ANNUAL COST: 0.00

COMMENTS ON FINANCE:

STUDIES

PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS

Continental Coordinator

African Union Development Agency

Lead REC

Arab Maghreb Union

Project Implementer

Libya - General Water Resources Authority

CONTACTS

Eng. HUSSEIN TALLOUA-hussein2004m@gmail.com

Eng. MUKHTAR RADI-mfradi2004@yahoo.com

CONTRIBUTION TO 2030 AGENDA