Groundwater

Guarantee for Sources of Clean Water Supply

The availability and sustainability of water resources must be maintained to ensure a safe and sufficient supply for people and nature. Sustainable optimization of diverse water resource options conjunctively can minimize over-reliance on existing resources.


In accordance with the National Water Resources Policy, JMG is responsible for identifying potential groundwater resources to support the growing demand for clean water supply. Groundwater sources also need to be identified in sensitive areas in response to disaster prevention such as peat fire. Comprehensive management of groundwater resources will guarantee a continuous supply of clean water and ultimately improve the quality of life of the people and the well-being of the environment.

Main Groundwater Projects

The hydrogeological activity has six (6) main projects apart from the groundwater monitoring program and providing technical consultation services.

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Development of Groundwater Sources in Areas with Clean Water Supply Issues (BAT Project)

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Groundwater as a Source for Water Treatment Plants Facing Shortage of Water Supply (LRA Project)

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Assessment of National Groundwater Reserves for Groundwater Modeling (RAT Project)

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Development of National Water Balance for the Management of National Water Resources (NAWABS Project)

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Prevention and Monitoring of Peat Land Fires and Other Areas At Risk of Fire to Overcome Haze (Peat Project)

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Treated Water Supply Project in Orang Asli Villages in Peninsular Malaysia

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