Research
Like Water for the Thirsty
A report on the impact of Comet-ME’s renewable energy systems in Palestinian communities in the south Hebron hills. Composed by Shuli Hartman, social anthropologist and expert on rural Palestinian and Bedouin communities. The report is based on six months of field work and first-hand observations.
Comet-H2O: Provision of Sustainable Water Services to Off-Grid Palestinian Communities in Area C
Water and energy are two urgent, and in many ways interdependent, needs facing rural Palestinian communities in the occupied Palestinian territories, in particular the off-grid rural communities in Area C of the West Bank. Since 2013, Comet-ME has developed and implemented its water program at the intersection of these two needs, building on our extensive experience in the renewable energy sector to provide comprehensive renewable-energy-based water services for communities struggling to survive in harsh climatic and political conditions