Free Drinking Water Provision
The University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (UoWA) provides free access to drinking water for students, staff, and visitors across university facilities. The university operates water purification and Reverse Osmosis (RO) facilities distributed across the campus to provide drinking water for the university community. The purification system produces approximately 30,000 litres of drinking water per day, equivalent to approximately 10,950 m³ annually based on continuous annual operation. In addition to serving the campus population, the university operates a dedicated community water station, which extends free access to clean drinking water beyond the university's internal community to members of the general public and local residents. This station is supplied directly from the university's main water utility tank, with the associated filling pumps maintained by the university's Agricultural Division. The station is supported by four reserve storage tanks, each with a capacity of 10,000 litres, ensuring a stable and continuous supply. Of the water processed through this facility, a dedicated portion is made freely available daily to members of the surrounding community, reflecting the university's commitment to extending essential services beyond its own staff and students to the wider public. The provision of free drinking water is available across university facilities and supports access to drinking water for members of the university community, campus visitors, and the local community at large.
Sustainability at UOWA
The University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa Sustainability Website is the University’s official platform for documenting and publishing its sustainability work. It brings together evidence, policies,
RECENT POST
-
Student Union
26 October, 2026
-
NGOs Collaboration
26 October, 2026
-
Outreach & Engagement
26 October, 2026