The University of Warith Al-Anbiyaa (UoWA) operates an on-campus wastewater treatment system as part of its institutional approach to wastewater management, water conservation, and the beneficial reuse of treated water.
The wastewater treatment process is used to manage wastewater generated through university campus operations and to support the safe reuse of treated wastewater for appropriate non-potable purposes.
Wastewater Treatment Performance
During 2025, approximately 145,000 m³ of wastewater was treated through the university's wastewater treatment system.
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Data Point |
2025 Value |
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Wastewater treated |
145,000 m³ |
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Treated wastewater reused |
120,000 m³ |
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Treated wastewater not reused / other managed flows |
25,000 m³ |
The reported figures are internally consistent:
145,000 m³ treated − 120,000 m³ reused = 25,000 m³
Treated Wastewater Reuse
Approximately 120,000 m³ of treated wastewater was reused for irrigation and other suitable non-potable applications. This reuse supports the university's efforts to reduce dependence on freshwater resources for landscape and other appropriate campus uses.
The treatment and reuse system therefore contributes to both wastewater management and the circular use of water resources within university operations.
Wastewater Management Approach
UoWA's wastewater management approach includes:
The existence and operation of the on-campus wastewater treatment system demonstrate that UoWA has an established process for treating wastewater generated through its campus activities.