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Saif S. Al-Adawi is a Chief Technician (Agricultural Engineering) in the Department of Soils, Water, and Agricultural Engineering, College of Agricultural and Marine Sciences, Sultan Qaboos University. He graduated in 1992 from Sultan Qaboos University with a BSc in Agricultural Mechanization and in 1995 obtained a MSc degree in Agricultural Engineering from The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.
Low-Cost Methods to Treat Greywater: A Case Study from Oman
Oman is an arid country where the pressure on freshwater reserves is as severe as that of any other arid or semi-arid country in the world. Increasing water availability by treating and reusing wastewater, particularly for irrigation, is a government policy in Oman. Identification of alternative sources of water and development of appropriate technology to harness them in order to reduce pressure on freshwater reserves and production capacity in Oman is a priority.
