Water mismanagement adds to Jordans water scarcity woes ...Kuwait

Jordanian farmer Ali Brizat lost his vegetable crop in Wadi Al Hidan, Madaba province last year after the water supply was cut off when the Wala Dam dried up in September 2021: "I sowed, but never reaped – all my effort was wasted," is how he puts it. Aside from his vegetable crop, his lemon, guava and olive groves were also badly damaged by the drought. He planted them ten years ago, he says, stressing that September and October are crucial months for those trees, during which they need plenty of water to maximise how much healthy fruit they produce. Ali's farm wasn’t the only one affected by the Wala dam drying up. The Ministry of Agriculture sent a committee to do

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