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Title: Charalambos Panayiotou


1
CYPRUS Case Study Presentation Dhiarizos river
  • Presented by
  • Charalambos Panayiotou
  • Environmental Scientist, MSc
  • Manager Atlantis Consulting ltd

Case study area
2
GENERAL OVERVIEW
  • The Diarizos river valley covers about 260 km2
    in SW Cyprus and extends along approx. 33 km from
    headquarters to sea
  • Minimum elevation is 0 m and maximum elevation
    is 1800 m.
  • Bunding box lat/long of upper left (lat
    458,978.47, long 3,872,690.42) and lower right
    (lat 488,606.67, long 3,838,161.32) corner
    minimally

The Dhiarizos River Basin consists of seven sub
catchments
3
Water Demand
Cultivated crops in watershed DECARS
(1000 m2) Citrus 880
Deciduous 1460 Olives
250 Vines 130
Fodder 80 Potatoes
30 Vegetables 30
TOTAL 2860
  • Diarizos Valley _ Irrigation
  • Diarizos Valley _ Drinking water
  • Kourris _ Agricultural and Drinking Water
  • Paphos Irrigation Project
  • Paphos
    Municipality _ Drinking Water
  • Instream Runoff

28 Communities - 18
communities downstream of Arminou Dam and 10
communities upstream Total Population
3,550 inhabitats,
mostly farmers
4
LANDUSE
WATER MANAGEMENT INFRASTRUCTURE
  • ARMINOY DAM
  • DIVERSION PIPE TO KOURRIS
  • WELLS
  • LOCAL IRRIGATION AND POTABLE WATER NETWORKS
  • WELLS AND DIVERSION CHANNELS TO PAPHOS

5
GEOLOGY
IGNEOUS ROCKS
43 (upstream of Arminou Dam ) MAMONIA
(MELANGE) 13 CHALKS
19 CHALKS AND MARLS
24 ALLUVIUM
1
Fault
Diarizos aquifer
Fault
6
MODEL TOPOLOGY
  • 4 upper valley subcatchments
  • Arminou dam
  • Diversion to Kourris
  • Drinking and Irrigation wells for local use
  • Local irrigation demand nodes
  • Local Drinking water demand nodes
  • Diversions to Paphos and wells feeding the
    diversions

7
River Basin Topology
SUB-2
The 4 Upper Catchment Start Nodes (SUB1-4)
SUB-1
SUB-3
SUB-4
ARMINOU DAM
SUB-5 DRINK
Diversion to Kouris Dam
KOURIS
SUB-5 IRRIG
FAULT 1
AVDIMOU-ALEKTORA-PARAMALI
SUB-5
Diversion to villages
SUB-6 DRINK
WETLAND WELL
Subcatchment 6 Wells for Drinking Water
SUB-6 IRRIG
Subcatchment 6 Wells for Irrigation
SUB-6
PAFOS IRRIG WELL
PISSOURI
Diversion to Pissouri village
SUB-7 DRINK
This node arrangement represents the wells (Start
Node) used for the water demands of the Pafos
Irrigation Works
SUB-7
SUB-7 IRRIG
FAULT 2
8
  • Case study Analysis

9
Baseline Scenario Summary
10
Defining water management targets
  • Issues as defined from the Stakeholder
    participation Process
  • Water is very scarce, drought in most years.
    Quantity of water is more of a problem than
    quality.
  • Water export outside the watershed is a problem
    for local communities as they feel they have
    insufficient water to meet their needs.
  • Local Community stakeholders expressed the
    opinion that the price of water is too high while
    the WDD expressed the opinion that the price of
    water should be increased.
  • Surface and groundwater depletion due to
    unsustainable uses, illegal drilling or
    boreholes.
  • Arminou Dam is said by several stakeholders to be
    too small to meet the water needs
  •  

11
Optimization scenarios
  •  
  • Technology options utilised during optimisation
    include
  • Application of water conserving crops
  • Training
  • Small pumps
  • Desalination
  • Reservoir
  • Criteria and Constraints
  • Cost / benefit ratio
  • Reliability of supply


12
Optimisation Results
  • In general several alternative options were
    identified which exhibited improved cost/benefit
    or reliability of supply.
  • The construction of a small dam at Souskiou is
    found to have several benefits (reduced outflow
    to sea, improved reliability of supply and
    improved cost/benefit ratio)
  • Switching to less water intensive crops does not
    necessarily lead to improved cost/benefit ratios

13
General Conclusions
  • Issues defined by Stakeholders
  • Responsibility, accountability and competence of
    governing institutions are not clearly defined.
  • Local communities feel they are not adequately
    represented at the decision making level.
  • Institutional control and enforcement needs to be
    improved
  • Information to public is limited.
  • Few awareness campaigns.
  • Decisions and rationale behind decisions is
    inaccessible to local communities

14
  • thank you.
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