The content you are viewing is tailored for United Arab Emirates. View Content for United States | Choose Another Country

Reverse osmosis system for a drinking water solution for schools in Jordan

Access to water and sanitation for disadvantaged children and children with disabilities
 Children with disabilities at Al Raja School in Jordan

Project goal

With this project, the subsidiary in the United Arab Emirates wants to provide disadvantaged children and children with disabilities with clean drinking water, while significantly reducing the consumption of plastic bottles and thus saving resources.

Milestones

  • Project planning and implementation with a local system integrator
  • Identification and implementation of RO systems in 3 suitable schools in Jordan
  • Positive impact on health and the learning environment

3

schools in Jordan are equipped with reverse osmosis systems

1223

Total number of students and staff (1098 students and 125 staff members)

4.4 Tons

Potential savings in plastic waste per annum

System installation in schools

 Group Photo at the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate School in Madaba Jordan
 Iyad Madanat at the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate School in Madaba Jordan
 RO Plant at the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate Schools in Amman
Image for sustainability development goal number 12
Responsible consumption and production

Purified water for schools. Aiming to reduce the usage of plastic bottles.

Many aspects in harmony

A reverse osmosis system is a proven method of providing clean water. It can remove contaminants from water, including lead, pesticides, fluoride, pharmaceuticals, arsenic, …etc.
The subsidiary in the United Arab Emirates has partnered with a system integrator who equipped the reverse osmosis system with a control panel. This control panel includes various products from Phoenix Contact: PLC Logic, HMI, and all necessary plant monitoring alarms.

The reverse osmosis systems are now fully operational at three schools in Jordan: a private school for the deaf and two other schools under the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate, the oldest educational institution in Jordan. The systems are purifying municipal water supplies and significantly improving the quality of life for students and staff
The management of the schools expressed their gratitude, noting the positive impact on the health and learning environment of their students. This project not only benefits the school community but also serves as an inspiration for other businesses and communities to adopt responsible practices.

Phoenix Contact has launched a solid program for the corporate social responsibility. With small actions, we will have a great impact on society.

Pradeep Menon, Segment Manager - Industry Management and Automation at Phoenix Contact Middle East
Pradeep Menon Portrait

This aligns closely with our efforts to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly SDG 6, which aims to ensure the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all, and SDG 3, which promotes healthy lives and well-being for all ages. The reduction in plastic bottle usage due to this project will have a significant environmental impact. We hope this initiative inspires others to contribute to the betterment of local communities.

Iyad Madanat, General Manager at Phoenix Contact Middle East
 Iyad Madanat Portrait

Connect with us

Pradeep Menon
Pradeep Menon
Segment Manager – Industry Management and Automation

This might also interest you