During my daily routine, I manage activities in water and sanitation in Jordan with a focus on decentralized sanitation services for underprivileged communities. I support the implementation of complex projects where technical capacity building and coordination activities are needed. I also embed innovation and entrepreneurship principles in more extensive water and sanitation projects to provide unconventional solutions to unconventional issues. I invest most of my time in planning and strategizing to avoid unforeseen risks and maintain solid relationships with stakeholders.

I started with seecon in 2020, where I was directly involved in one of the most significant projects in Jordan in decentralized wastewater treatment for rural communities, where I was in charge of the treated wastewater (TWW) reuse component. This project enabled me to tackle TWW reuse issues from a technical lens and through analyzing the social, economic, and environmental conditions surrounding decentralized services. I am eager to see more innovative approaches to serving citizens consistent with their needs, socioeconomic conditions, and norms.

I get excited when I am involved in projects where understanding the local context is needed (especially in the MENA regions). I am also enthusiastic about training and communication with stakeholders to utilize my total capacity and skills in these two areas.