Training of young man on the maintenance of equipment relating to infrastructure and sanitation
July 2023
Main goals/point of discussion
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Improve technical skills
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Enhance equipment troubleshooting abilities
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Promote safety practices
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Encourage teamwork and communication
Participants
Dr. Rania Aburamadan
Applied Sciences Private University
Eng. Mohammad Talafa
Wastewater expert
Eng. Qais Hamarneh
Researcher
Eng. Amer Al-Mukahal
Al Baqa’a Local Office
Impacts
- Addressing water problems: Proper maintenance of infrastructure can help in addressing water supply and distribution issues, ensuring that water reaches those in need and reducing wastage.
- Water pollution mitigation: Well-maintained sanitation equipment can contribute to reducing water pollution by ensuring proper waste disposal and treatment, protecting water sources from contamination.
- Capacity for crisis response: In times of water-related emergencies, trained individuals can respond promptly and effectively, minimizing the impact of disasters like floods or leaks.
- Encouraging community engagement: Young men trained in infrastructure and sanitation maintenance can raise awareness and engage with local communities to promote water conservation and pollution reduction efforts.
Insights
- The positive attitude of the young man towards learning and problem-solving can contribute to the development of sustainable solutions. This approach ensures that long-term impacts are achieved, creating a lasting positive effect on water resources and environmental conservation.
- The young man’s enthusiasm and interest in learning demonstrate a genuine desire to make a difference in addressing water problems and pollution. His willingness to acquire new skills can lead to tangible improvements in infrastructure maintenance and sanitation practices.
- The collaborative and proactive approach of the young man indicates a strong motivation for problem-solving. This drive can be harnessed to find innovative solutions to the complex water challenges and environmental issues faced in the context.
- Investing in the training and development of young individuals can contribute to building a skilled workforce. As more young men become proficient in equipment maintenance, the overall capacity to manage water problems and pollution can be enhanced.
Supporting Documents
Project founded by the Royal Academy of Engineering
2020-2023
Applying digital technologies to the Baqa'a Refugee Camp in Jordan 