Jordan Water Company-Miyahuna is a limited liability national company. It operates under a mandate agreement with Water Authority of Jordan. It started its operations from the beginning of 2007. It is responsible for the management of water and sewage services in the Capital.

The Ministry of Water and Irrigation (MWI) is the official body in Jordan that is responsible for the overall monitoring of the water sector, water supply and wastewater system and the related projects, planning and management, the formulation of national water strategies and policies, research and development, information systems and procurement of financial resources. Its role also includes the provision of centralized water-related data, standardization and consolidation of data.

Established in 1983, The Water Authority of Jordan provides all of its service recipients in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan with drinking water according to Jordanian quality standards at optimized cost, manage available water resources efficiently, protect them from pollution, distribute water fairly, search for new sources, apply legislations to prevent waste and misuse, provide sanitation services, re-use treated water effectively in accordance with approved specifications, while keeping focus on gaining the trust of our customers and employees to achieve our role in the continuing growth.

SAPAF provides water supply services to the municipalities of San Francisco del Rincón, in the state of Guanajuato.

The Intermunicipal System for Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Services for the Municipalities of Rincón (SITRATA), is constituted as a public, decentralized, intermunicipal entity with legal personality and own property, created on January 31, 2012, to indirectly provide the wastewater treatment and disposal services to the municipalities of San Francisco del Rincón and Purísima del Rincón, both in the state of Guanajuato.

Mexico’s national water authority Conagua was founded in 1989 and is responsible for managing and protecting the country’s water resources in order to ensure their sustainable use. Conagua’s objectives include promoting an integrated and sustainable water management in basins and aquifers; improving technical, administrative and financial development of the water sector; consolidating users and communities’ participation in the use of water, and promoting that it has a proper use. It is also focused on evaluating the climate change effects in the water cycle.

The Secretariat of Environment and Natural Resources (in Spanish: Secretaría del Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales, SEMARNAT) is Mexico’s environment ministry. The Secretariat is charged with the mission of protecting, restoring, and conserving the ecosystems, natural resources, assets and environmental services of Mexico with the goal of fostering sustainable development.

We are a municipal property company, which provides basic sanitation services with international quality standards, to contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of the population and the care of the environment, as well as to the increase in the quality and coverage of our service, through the continuous improvement of our processes and the permanent training of our personnel to benefit the economic and social development of our work environment.

The lead agency in matters of Urbanism, Housing, Construction and Sanitation, responsible for designing, regulating, promoting, supervising, evaluating and implementing the sector policy, contributing to the country’s competitiveness and sustainable territorial development, preferably to the benefit of the poorest population groups.

In line with efforts to improve the Thai Government bureaucracy, ministerial functions were restructured and rationalized. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) is a young ministry established in accordance with the Administrative Organization of the State Act B.E. 2534 amended in B.E. 2545. The powers and duties given to MONRE are concerned with the preservation, conservation, rehabilitation of natural resources and environment, management and sustainable use of resources and implementation of other government services, according to the law that prescribes the powers and duties of MONRE and other government agencies affiliated with it.

A state-enterprise under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, WMA’s main responsibility is the management and maintenance of municipal wastewater treatment systems. With the role as an active operator with the duties to coordinate with the central government and local sectors in wastewater management for the country, WMA’s main objectives are to provide a central wastewater treatment system to treat wastewater in the wastewater management areas, to provide service in wastewater operation and management both within and outside the wastewater management areas, including related services and activities conducted continuously and economically in respect of efficient wastewater management.