• Domestic needs have the priority, followed by the sector that makes the   highest economic return (Tourism and Industry, and then Agriculture).

 
•Each governorate retains its produced water for its sole use, unless otherwise is necessary, then it will be transferred to the geographically nearest governorate and to the governorate of highest need, taking cost into account . Peak consumption and emergency factor of 17% will be used.

• Produced Water in accordance with PPP Contracts is allocated in accordance with the contract terms, then to the most in need governorate and the geographically nearer, and can receive the water that exceeds the need of the governorate to which the water is allocated originally, like Disi water will be allocated to Amman, but what exceeds Amman's need will be re-allocated to the other governorates.

• Availability of water infrastructure will be insured during the reallocation process. Plans will be made for proper infrastructures to meet the needs.

 
• The reallocated water quality will be in conformity with MWI quality standards.

 

 

Water demand for domestic, industrial, and touristic uses is expected to increase during the plan period from 320 MCM in 2010 to 535 MCM in 2035. The domestic demand is calculated based on per capita share( 120 l/day in Amman, 100 l/day in other countries and 80 l/day in remote areas) along with the peak factor of 17%.