where sustainable development is reinterpreted
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Where Sustainable Development is Reinterpreted
We approach each assignment as a unique one; capitalizing on our extensive amalgamation of experiences and talented professionals, we enjoy thinking
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CONTENTSMeetSpot on DAOIE People & CommunityEnvironmentEconomic Development
ExploreCore Services Infrastructure EnvironmentCultural Heritage & Urbanization
Fields of Expertise
ConnectOffices and ClientsAffiliationShared Values
DAOIE In DetailsInfrastructure BookletEnvironment BookletCultural Heritage & Urbanization BookletIntegrated Development Booklet
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DAR AL OMRAN Infrastructure & Environment
Since its establishment in 1979, DAOIE has been developing tailored and environmentally sound infrastructure solutions that meet Clients' needs and provide sustainable benefits.
With over 35 years of experience, the year 2007 witnessed the split of DAOIE to become an independent engineering consulting company, part of the DAR AL OMRAN group. This was a natural evolution in response to the quickly changing market forces; aimed at expediting Clients' response time while maintaining our reputation for supplying high quality services.
Today, the company is working on many of the largest infrastructure and environment projects in the region and beyond, providing its customers with cutting-edge solutions.
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DAOIE believes Internal Practices and External Performance are strongly linked.Together they creat a framework to generate economic growth, achieve social justice, exercise
environmental stewardship and strengthen governance.
“Practicing Sustainability In Evidence” Pillars of Sustainability
PEOPLE & COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
Gaia Hypothesis ... Sustaining the Earth
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PEOPLE &COMMUNITY
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Risk Output Parameters Estimate/10,000 m2
DAOIE conducted this project following an Innovative High-tech methodology and implementing state-of-the-art engineering techniques, that resulted in developing a distinctive study considered to be among the very few studies that succeeded in estimating the amount of risks output parameters per 10,000 m2, that is, per around one street block.
This level of detailing and particularization is not a usual practice in such studies.
Integrated Risk Assessment for the Petra Development and Tourism RegionThis project is funded by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP-Jordan), in the context of developing Building Disaster Risk Reduction Capacity with the Petra Development and Tourism Region Authority.
It involves conducting an Integrated Risk Assessment of all potential types of risks, namely, Risks associated with Earthquakes, Flash Floods, Landslides and Rockfall.
The team used the state-of-the-art computational methods to evaluate the element at risk. Hazards were evaluated based on advanced stochastic analyses, taking into consideration actual historical data and the latest standardized engineering models relevant to the area and the surrounding boundaries.
The vulnerability of the elements of risk is classified based on advanced engineering analyses methods. The evaluation of damage and loses were evaluated using SELENA software, an advanced spatial seismic simulation program that uses logic tree approach to link vulnerability of different types of structures at certain geographic location and the anticipated hazard to estimate damage and the associated loses.
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Feasibility Study & Detailed Design of Water Networks for Za’atari CampMassive number of Syrian refugees have resorted to Jordan ,due to the Syrian crisis, and are mainly residing in Za'atari Camp. The enormous and continuing-growing number of refugees and the critical situation have led to harsh and challenging living conditions in this Camp, which can be attributed mainly to the lack of proper infrastructure. Before this study there were major challenges in the camp mainly; lack of roads which lead to difficulties in delivering goods and services to refugees and creating constraints on transporting and moving between different areas inside the camp for both residents and visitors, in addition to water distribution system which relied mainly on water trucks delivering around 4.2 million liters of water daily from five boreholes. This situation affected the process of water distribution to be slow, inefficient and vulnerable.
DAOIE team have designed different options of the primary and tertiary system of the whole camp and estimated the cost of each option to select the most efficient one. Specific considerations were studied in the feasibility study to ensure developing innovative design, that enhances the livelihood of the camp residents while at the same time enure cost effectiveness. DAOIE team have the honor to be also the party developed Roads network study and Supervision services of both networks, which resulted in real outcomes through enhancing the living conditions inside the camp among different levels, allowing agencies and authorities to deliver their services and goods easily in addition to achieving effecient water resources management.
Developing water supply delivery system to more than 100,000 refugees, thus reducing pressure on the Government and avoiding possible human crisis within the Camp.
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Current water demands are not being met satisfactorily throughout the country, and the costs of developing new water resources are rising rapidly.In 2012, DAOIE has commenced an ambitious project funded by the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), which is a bilateral United States foreign aid agency established by the U.S. Congress in 2004. This Program includes 9 independent contracts; 6 for Water Networks and 3 for Wastewater Networks. Part of a $275 million program, that contains a pipe network with a total length of 600 km dedicated to Zarqa and Rusaifah, the project aims to improve the efficiency of water delivery by reducing non-revenue water lost by inefficient pressure distribution between high and low areas. Furthermore, it targets the current wastewater management system by expanding the wastewater collection network and pumping stations, all with the aim of serving the overall welfare of the people of Zarqa and boosting the expanding governorate’s economic prospects.
Program Management Consultant (PMC)& Construction Supervision For Water & Wastewater Network Projects
Jordan is the fourth most water-poor country in the world on a per capita basis (according to the United Nations website).
A $275 million grant from the Millennium Challenge Corporation will “Improve water supply to approximately a million people in Zarqa and Rusaifah”
Bentley Certificate for Outstanding Achievement
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The Urban Local Government Development Project (ULGDP) is a World Bank – Government of Ethiopia partnership which provides 44 project cities with an annual grant funding for infrastructure and services, based on their performance in key areas related to urban management.
This project was conducted under the Urban Local Governance Development Program II (ULGDP II) funded by the World Bank and following the World Bank P for R instrument for delivery of IDA Performance Grant funds with (DLIs).
The overall goal of the project is to provide the necessary technical assistance and capacity buildings for the three levels (Federal, Regional and Local Municipal) in order to achieve better Local Urban Governance and enhance the institutional performance of participating urban local governments in developing and sustaining urban infrastructure and services.
Situational and Institutional Analysis was conducted prior to Technical assistance, which was provided in key areas related to urban governance and management including Municipal Service Management and Standardization, Municipal Finance, Planning and Budgeting (CIP, REP, Budgeting), Assets Management, Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E) systems, Own Resource Revenue Enhancement, Environment and social Safeguards, Land Management and Urban Planning, Infrastructure Investment Performance in addition to review and updating of 8 Municipal Service Delivery manuals.
Consultancy Services to Provide Technical Assistance to New & Existing ULGDP Cities in Amhara & Tigrai Regional States
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All 16 Urban Local governances covered in the project got the highest scores compared to other urban local governances in other regions
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ENVIRONMENTPRESERVED STUDIED &
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Catchment Rehabilitation & Awareness Creation For Geferssa, Legedadi, & Dire Catchment AreasThe Addis Ababa metropolitan city is supplied with water from three surface water resources, the Legedadi, Dire and Geffersa reservoirs, and ground water sources, which are affected by a considerable load of eroded materials that deposited in the reservoirs each year, thus increasing the turbidity of the raw water in the rainy season, these deposits reduce the storage capacity of the reservoir and affect the water quality.
The main objective of the project is rehabilitating the degraded catchments of Legedadi, Dire and Geffersa Dam so as to minimize the risk of siltation into the dams, thereby improving raw water quality and keeping the water holding capacity of the dams in a better position.
Innovative themes developed in this study helped in integrated enhancing of the livelihood of 22,370 Rural communities and in water supply for about 3.5 Million people of Addis Ababa metropolitan.
17 Dam sites in Feasibility StudyDetailed Design for3 Dual purpose Dams14 Silt Traps75 km Water Pipeline12 Holding Tanks
Best Consultnacy Award .Year 2014
Water & Wastewater Speciality/Specialized StudiesMinistry of Public Works & Housing-Jordan
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Petra Archeological Park Buffer Zone Plan World Heritage Listed Site Petra Archaeological Park (PAP) is World Heritage Listed site since 1985 of an outstanding universal value and considerable archaeological, anthropological and scientific knowledge. Also PAP is included on the list of the ‘New Seven (cultural) Wonders of the World‘ in 2007 vote.
The main objective of PAP Buffer Zone Plan project is “Creating the needed conditions that ensure the protection of the Petra World Heritage Site (PWHS) through the designation of a well identified protection Buffer Zone, taking in consideration all the relevant requirements and conditions, and the impact factors” this follows the Operational Guidelines for the Implementation of the World Heritage Convention regarding buffer zones for WHS.
Petra Archaeological Park State of Conservation Report 2015, UNESCO: “The World heritage Committee Notes the considerable progress made by the state party to improve the conservation management of the property in response to the concerns voiced”
State Party’s State of Conservation Report:"A comprehensive study to define and legally implement a Buffer Zone for the Petra Park has been completed by specialist consultants, DAOIE. The essential Buffer Zone definition has been developed with the best use of existing resources and legal instruments for protection"
Among the five conservation issues presented to WHC in 2015 that helped in achieving this considerable Progress, DAOIE is proud to have been conducted two of them namely PAP Buffer Zone Plan and Integrated Risk Management Plan (See page 11).
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The project’s outcome will be enhancing and strengthening the operational and environmental performance of municipal solid waste management in Amman, specifically in Ghabawi landfill and East Amman Transfer Station.
Technical Assistance & Capacity Building for Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP) & Resettlement Action Plans (RAPs) ImplementationThe project is part of Amman Solid Waste Management Project, co-financed with World Bank and aiming to strengthen the operational, financial and environmental performance of solid waste management in Amman.
The institutional component of the project include technical assistance and capacity building activities benefiting GAM departments involved in the planning, development, operation and evaluation of Solid Waste Management services.
The objective of this assignment is to provide technical assistance and capacity building activities to ensure that the Amman solid waste management project ESMP and RAPs are being implemented in accordance with the project loan agreement and creating an environmentally sound, economically viable and socially feasible – sustainable - pathway of development.
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ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
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Arab Railway Network “The project is one of this century’s most immense and ambitious projects, given both technical-operational characteristics in relation to the massive extension of the work and concerning the social-economic and environmental aspects vis-à-vis the impact on the involved population and environment.”
The project consisted in the execution of a transport study aimed at systematizing, analyzing and planning infrastructural interventions directed at the creation of a railway network able to integrate the entire Arab world (all the member countries of the Arab League Countries were involved: Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Yemen, Libya, Sudan, Morocco, Tunisia, Kuwait, Algeria, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, Mauritania, Somalia, Palestine, Djibouti).
This infrastructural work, involving a vast territory measuring 13.3 million km² including North Africa and a huge portion of the Middle East, represents one of the milestones of a more immense general project dedicated to economic development and improving the living conditions of about 278 million Arab citizens.
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Sustainable Planning & Design ofAl Shihir Fishing HarborShihir town is considered one of the main fish landing areas in Yemen. In 2003-2007 the government of Hadramout constructed the first stage of Al Shihir Fishing Harbour in order to enhance the local economy of the town especially fishermen.
In 2011 DAOIE was awarded to conduct Design Review, Tendering and Construction Supervision of the second stage of the harbor. The design review resulted in developing new master planning and detailed design.
The consultancy services encompasses number of challenging features; it covered comprehensive Sustainable practice covering the integrated components of Master planning, Marine Works, Infrastructure and Architectural design in a Marine environment, where a lot of opportunities and constrains exist strongly.
Considering the high water draft and the wide variety of boat & ship sizes served in the Shihir harbor, Floating Berths System was designed; Floating berths have the advantage of safe, comfortable accessibility from boats to floating berths and vice versa during different water levels.
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Rural Access Program 21 Rural RoadsThe poor condition of the rural transport network in Yemen constitutes a major issue and an obstacle in the face of the poverty reduction efforts, and is considered a significant reluctance to economic growth. Moreover, additional factors have contributed to poverty such as high population growth, illiteracy, poor health, high unemployment, lack of infrastructure and inadequate access to social services.
The 21 Rural Roads project will have multi benefits for the community and the country, especially strategically and economically. It would boost the process of development and would pave the way for many living and social conditions to be enhanced. Access will be granted for tools and equipment for construction and maintenance, goods for markets, staff and experts for institutes and health care units, and so on. Vice versa, access would be granted for locals to connect with other areas allowing new opportunities.
DAOIE developed a Feasibility, Socio-Economic, Preliminary Engineering Design Studies, Detailed Design and Tender Documents for the Rural Roads in the aforementioned governorates of Yemen.
Development of more than 230 km of rural road network. This will help in improving the condition of the rural transport network in Yemen to reach a new service level both on the economic and social aspects.
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372,000 passengers travel daily between Amman and Zarqa, 81,000 of them through public transports. The project will provide an efficient, frequent, reliable, comfortable and affordable public transport service.
Feasibility Study and Detailed Design of the Amman - Zarqa Bus Rapid Transit The City of Amman has a population of about 2.8 million inhabitants and is expected to grow to over 5 million by 2025. The City of Zarqa, located about 20 km to the northeast of Amman, currently has a population of about 1 Million. Existing demand is high and is predicted to rise in future years. Public transport mode share along the corridor is over two thirds of the current demand, however, this demand is distributed on a multitude of modes, including large buses, medium buses, and service taxis.
The main objective of this project is to conduct a feasibility study and detailed design for establishing a Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system connecting cities of Amman and Zarqa through Amman- Zarqa corridor.
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Environment Cultural Heritage & Urbanization
CORESERVICES
Infrastructure
TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTUREWe are known in the field of sustainable transport systems to provide expert advice on a wide range of projects through planning, analyzing, designing, and supervising for a wide range of Clients. We are proud to have a long and successful track record in:
•Transportation Studies
•Roads & Highways
•Bridges
•Ports
•Airports
•Traffic signaling and safety
•Traffic impact studies
•Traffic management
•Railway
•Bus Rapid Transit (BRT)
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WASTE WATEREquipped with the know-how which is enriched by our experience, we fervently contribute to the vital field of Wastewater Treatment and Effluent Reuse. This is an essential building block in sustainable development which we contribute to through designing and supervising different systems of Wastewater Treatment Plants in Jordan and abroad.
•Wastewater Collection Systems
•Wastewater Treatment & Sludge Disposal
•Effluent Reuse
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WATER SUPPLYWe have vast working experience in the design and supervision of:
•Water supply systems
•Water Leakage Detection
•Non-revenue Water
•Water Treatment & Desalination
•Stormwater Drainage & Flood Protection
•Dams & Hydraulics
• Irrigation Systems
The spectrum of our record in this field ranges from small-scale networks for residential areas to large-scale projects involving more complicated scenarios of demand, supply and topography.
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ENVIRONMENTIn line with our culture of safeguarding the environment, we deliver services to a broad base of clients where environmental design, identification of the valued ecosystem components and the assessment of impacts on the environment is vital.
•Environmental & Sustainable Design
•Waste Management
•Renewable Energy / Climate Change
•Environmental Monitoring & Auditing
•Environmental & Social Assessment & Mitigation Plans
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Cultural Heritage& UrbanizationDevelopment of Cultural Heritage sites while preserving their unique identity is rapidly becoming a main concern for planners. This created the need for a unique urban infrastructure design to achieve an integrated development. We have successfully accomplished an excellent portfolio of such unique projects varying from the development of special regulations for historic city centers to preserve their unique character, to the physical planning of historic cities.
•Conservative Oriented Development
•Cultural & Cultural Heritage Sites' Services
•Capacity Building/Governance & Institutional Strengthening
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MANAGEMENT & SUPERVISION
MONITORING &EVALUATION
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Fields of Expertise
CULTURAL HERITAGE& URBANIZATION
ENVIRONMENT
INFRASTRUCTURE
DESIGNTECHNICAL ASSISTANCE& CAPACITY BUILDING STUDIES
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RiyadhSaudi Arabia
KhartoumSudan
Addis AbabaEthiopia
Sana’aYemen
Abu DhabiUAE
ArbilIraq
DAR AL OMRAN - Head OfficesAmman - Jordan
BeirutLebanon
TripoliLibya
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6. KSA7. Yemen8. Oman9. UAE10. Qatar
11. Bahrain12. Kuwait
20. Malawi19. Tanzania18. Kenya17. Ethiopia
13. Egypt
15. Mauritania14. Libya
16. Sudan
24. Uzbakistan23. Azerbijan22. Maurituis Island21. Cape Verde 26. Bangladesh
25. India29. Luxembourg28. France27. Albania
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• World Bank (IBRD,IDA)• Europeon Bank (EBRD)• UNDP • UNESCO• Islamic Development Bank• Arab Fund For Economic &
Social Development• EU• EC• Kuwait Fund For Arab Economic • USAID
• GIZ• UNRWA• Unicef• JICA• IDRC• Kfw• MCC• Oxfam• ACTED• AFD
DAOIE is active member with successful and proven record of work experience with a number of international bodies and agencies including:
AFFILIATES
• Hazen & Sawyer Environmental Engineers & Scientists-USA
• SYSTRA• Nicholas O`Dwyer Ltd • Euronet Consulting EEIG,
Brussels -Belgium • Italferr Gruppo Dello Stato• Kocks Consulting GmbH,
Germany• Technital , Italy• P2mberlin• Ars Progetti• Z & A• Envirou
• Safege• Rsk• NORSAR• CES• Urba consultant• AECOM• Axianta• ADECO• AERTEC• PPM• EPEM• Telconsult• LB
DOA Infrastructure & Environment has a world wide experience in conducting different types of projects in association with international leading firms and corporates.Working with teams of different cultures and experiences enhances both the quality of our people and our services and enrich our work experience on international level.
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SHARED VALUES We are a company with deep-rooted values that are shared by its owners and employees alike; this is the core of our corporate culture. Spirit of partnership is an essential guiding principle for us. We seek to partner with our clients, building an exceptional understanding of their aspirations and, in so doing, developing enduring relationships built on a high degree of trust. understanding of their aspirations and, in so doing, developing enduring relationships built on a high degree of trust.
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DAR AL OMRAN - CORPORATE OFFICEE-mail: [email protected]: www.daralomran.com
DAR AL OMRANInfrastructure & Environment(29) Ibrahim Al Khaledi StreetP.O. Box 942365 Amman 11194, JordanTel.: +962 6 5681000 - Fax: +962 6 5690057Mobile: +962 79 5055993 E-mail: [email protected]
DAR AL OMRANPlanning, Architecture and Engineering(29) Ibrahim Al Khaledi StreetP.O. Box 182571 Amman 11118, JordanTel.: +962 6 5604200 - Fax: +962 6 5606606Mobile: +962 79 5638187E-mail: [email protected]
DAR AL OMRAN Engineering ConsultantsAbu Bakr Arrazi Street - Kattan PlazaP.O. Box 8187 Riyadh 11482, Saudi ArabiaTel.: +966 1 4652189 - Fax: +966 1 4640081Mobile: +966 505711677E-mail: [email protected]
DAR AL OMRANArchitectural & Engineering ConsultantsAl-Salam StreetHamad Suhail Al KhaiLy Building – 4th floorP.O. Box 47977 Abu Dhabi, UAETel.: +971 2 6326644 - Fax: +971 2 6326044E-mail: [email protected]
DAR AL OMRANP.O. Box 20873 Doha, QatarMobile: +974 33148650E-mail: [email protected]
DAR AL OMRAN Planners,Architects and EngineersHamra Street, Saroulla Building9th Floor, Apartment #90P.O. Box 118945- Riyad Al-Sulh - Beirut, LebanonTel.: +961 1742006E-mail: [email protected]
DAR AL OMRANZawiat Dahmani, Iben Katheer StreetP.O. Box 5799 Tripoli, LibyaTel.: +218 213407742 Mobile: +218 91 662980E-mail: [email protected]
DAR AL OMRANSharhan Building, Third Flour, Haddah StreetAl Khameseen Street Intersection, HaddahTel.: +967 1424985 Mobile: +967 73 4319192E-mail: [email protected]: [email protected]
DAR AL OMRANNo. 4 - Ma’moun Buheiri StreetP.O. Box 95 Khartoum, SudanTel.: +249 91 2353600E-mail: [email protected]
DAR AL OMRANInfrastructure & EnvironmentBole Kifle Ketema, Kebele 02, No. 3140Tel.: +251 11 663308 - Mobile: +251 91 2007428E-mail: [email protected]: [email protected]
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