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More than $1 billion has been invested in Lebanon’s wastewater sector over the past decades, yet only around 5% of wastewater is actually treated, according to a research paper prepared by MP Najat Aoun. The poor results are attributed to treatment plants being out of service or operating below capacity, a lack of maintenance and operational funding, stormwater leaking into sewer networks, and overlapping responsibilities among the relevant bodies, along with weak coordination and accountability. Participants at a roundtable at Saint Joseph University, held under the patronage of Minister of Energy and Water Joe Saddi, called for repairing existing plants, upgrading collection networks, clarifying responsibilities, securing sustainable funding, and ensuring effective oversight.
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