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The Red Sea- Dead Sea Canal:  FoEME has succeeded in placing the rehabilitation of the River Jordan as the means to save the Dead Sea on the political agenda of key international and regional decision makers.  To date, FoEME's efforts have primarily focused on the World Bank's failure to incorporate alternative solutions to revitalize the Dead Sea, including allowing water to flow in the Jordan River.  However, due to Shimon Peres' recent proposal to begin construction of the mega-project without undertaking a professional impact study to examine the repercussions of the Canal's construction, FoEME will now be allocating greater resources to draw attention to the unsustainable consequences of the Peres initiative.  To read press coverage from Ha'aretz, The Jerusalem Post and The Sunday Times please visit: https://www.foeme.org/www/?module=projects&record_id=106.

Rehabilitating the Jordan River:  From December 4-8, 2006 FoEME held an important 5-day Tour of the Lower Jordan Valley bringing together Jordanian, Palestinian and Israeli Majors and Municipal Representatives from the Jordan River Valley to see and discuss the unique cultural and natural heritage that they share.  Throughout the Finish Embassy sponsored tour, FoEME received extensive media coverage of our efforts to bring key decision makers together.  To read press coverage concerning our continued campaign to rehabilitate the Jordan River see articles published in The Chicago Tribune, The Independent,  The Jerusalem Post, Ha'aretz and more at: https://www.foeme.org/www/?module=projects&record_id=200. 

Good Water Neighbors Project: Throughout the last month FoEME-led activities have succeeded in halting construction of the separation barrier currently underway in the unique Wadi Fukin Valley.  An appeal submitted by FoEME to the Civil Administration objects to the route of the separation barrier in Wadi Fukin on the grounds that it destroys a potential World Heritage site. The area has been included in the Palestinian survey of cultural landscape sites and is expected to be included in the future listing of Palestinian World Heritage.  Press coverage in The Guardian and Ha'aretz can be found at: https://www.foeme.org/www/?module=projects&record_id=88.  

The Good Water Neighbors Project is jointly funding by the European Union Partnerships for Peace Program, the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Foundation, and the British Government's Global Opportunities Fund.

Mountain Aquifer Project: Extensive cooperative efforts led by FoEME in conjunction with Palestinian, Israeli and donor professionals led to the reversal of a long standing military objection prohibiting the establishment of a solid waste disposal facility in the Ramallah District.  FoEME's success in obtaining military approval has facilitated the advancement of a 14 million Euro German funded project aimed at protecting shared ground water resources by providing a solution to waste disposal for over 350,000 people. 

For media coverage see: https://www.foeme.org/www/?module=projects&record_id=95. 

Funding for the Mountain Aquifer Project has been provided by the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Foundation and the Heinrich Böll Foundation.