KKL-JNF has built over 240 reservoirs around Israel that store treated water for agricultural use. The reservoirs we build with your support supply about 40% of all water used in agriculture each year. Israel reuses close to 90% of its effluents, mainly for irrigation. Our reservoirs ensure that this precious resource can be stored and reliably accessed by farmers in times of need.
In addition to building new reservoirs, we invest a great deal in maintaining and renovating existing ones. With your partnership we will boost the sustainability of irrigation in Israel, thereby conserving our precious natural water bodies for generations to come.
Latest Projects
Name: Restoring Hope, Securing Water: The Kfar Aza Reservoir Rehabilitation Project
Description: The Project: Kfar Aza Reservoir Located just 1.5 km northwest of Kibbutz Kfar Aza, this vital reservoir captures floodwaters from the Hanun Stream. Originally established and fully funded by KKL-JNF in 1995, it has served as a cornerstone for local agriculture for nearly three decades.
Name: Boosting Water Efficient Agriculture in the Golan Heights
Description: The Bar’on Reservoir, which began operating in October 2019, was built by KKL-JNF as part of a national land preparation project to absorb an additional 750 families in the Golan Heights. The Bar’on Reservoir is designed to harvest and store up to 1.9 million cubic meters of harvested surface drainage at any given time, supplying farmers with sustainable and cost-efficient water for irrigation. The reservoir will allow both new and veteran farmers to cultivate the newly prepared agricultural land and breathe much-needed life into the local economy. To date, KKL-JNF has established about 230 water reservoirs throughout the country.
Name: Support the Revival of the Nahal Oz Reservoir: Bringing Life Back to Israel’s South
Description: Join KKL-JNF in Restoring a Vital Lifeline for the South's Border Communities In the heart of Israel's southern landscape, water is more than a resource, it is the foundation of resilience, security, and growth. Today, we call upon our global community to support a critical mission: the Nahal Oz Reservoir Restoration Project.
Name: The Hoshen Reservoir - KKL-JNF Takes Responsibility for Agricultural Water Resources
Description: The Hoshen Reservoir, located in the Golan Heights, together with the Bental and Bar’on reservoirs, constitute an important infrastructure for irrigation water used by Golan Heights farmers. The reservoir, which has a capacity of 2,000,000 cubic meters, will also serve as a backup reservoir for the Sea of Galilee during particularly dry years.
Name: Shomrat Water Reservoir - Saving water and Ensuring Agriculture in the Galilee
Description: The Shomrat water reservoir, named for the nearby Kibbutz and part of the Mate Asher Regional Council, was founded out of the Council's desire to treat and reuse wastewater in the southern area of the region. The wastewater treated by the Shomrat reservoir is collected from the Acre treatment plant, and factories in Kibbutz Beit HaEmek, Shomrat, and Adamit and Tamara, and from other south Mate Asher communities.
Name: The Holit Reservoir - Recycled Water for Farmers in the Gaza Area
Description: Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael - Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF) is partnering in the establishment of a reservoir that will provide a sustainable water source for farmers in the Gaza Border area, enabling them to grow crops and deepen their roots in the area.
Name: The Arad Reservoir - Creating Sustainable Water Sources for a Secure Future
Description: KKL-JNF has recently finished repairing the Arad Reservoir and has upgraded and expanded it to serve a growing population and a booming agricultural industry.
Name: Sustainable Agriculture: A New KKL-JNF Water Treatment Reservoir in Central Israel
Description: KKL-JNF is launching another initiative that is revolutionizing agriculture in Israel. We're embarking on the construction of a reservoir designed to harness runoff water, ensuring a sustainable water supply for farming in the region.
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