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Warwar

PROJECT CODE REG-001

Long43.27º Lat33.43º

Start: 2015

Duration: 2

Rehabilitation start year:

Rehabilitation end year:

Reclamation start year:

Reclamation end year:

ZIs OpportunityVIs EmergencyZIs ApportenantVIs CandidateVIs ObsoleteZChecked

Project Cost (USD): $2,000,000
Partial Project Cost (USD)
REH off border irrigation (USD):
RECL off border irrigation (USD):
REH off border drainage (USD):
RECL off border drainage (USD):
REH off farm irrigation (USD):
RECL off farm irrigation (USD):
REH off farm drainage (USD):
RECL off farm drainage (USD):
REH off farm other (USD):
RECL off farm other (USD):
REH on farm irrigation (USD):
RECL on farm irrigation (USD):
REH on farm drainage (USD):
RECL on farm drainage (USD):
REH on farm other (USD):
RECL on farm other (USD):

Project Cost (USD): $2,000,000

Governorate: ANBAR

River: Euphrates

Location: Anbar

Category: Regulators

Sub category: Regulator

Sector: Current and future water allocation for each irrigation project;

Type: Irrigation and Drainage

Opportunity type: Operation & Mantainance

Source: SWLRI

Source of fund:

Original source: MoWR

Implementing agency: MoWR

Status: Developed

Warwar

Description

Needs

Detailed Inspection and Evaluation for all the Structures, Hydro-mechanical, and Electrical equipment by qualified consultants is required, for, Al Warrar Regulator. In order to define the required maintenance and /or replacement and improvement works. A new bathymetry survey is required for the river reaches upstream and downstream the regulator to evaluate the sediment accumulation within the upstream reach and the scour if any within the downstream reach , this will define the required dredging , cleaning and/ or protection works.

Objective

Habbaniya Scheme is an off stream storage scheme, it was constructed for the Flood control of Euphrates river and offer safety for the downstream areas and Euphrates River Basin, this is done by diverting part of Euphrates River via Al Warrar Regulator and inlet Escape channel to Habbaniya Lake which originally was a natural depression created by storing water during flood time.

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Beneficiaries