7 Stations of Hope: ETA and the Red Cross for Gaza

In collaboration with the International Committee of the Red Cross, and in response to the growing humanitarian needs in Gaza, ETA – Abdel Salam Yassin Company – implemented a pioneering project by manufacturing and equipping seven water desalination stations of varying capacities, to provide clean water for tens of thousands of displaced people in Khan Younis and the Central Governorate — a remarkable achievement that blends the challenges of reality with the creation of hope, combining efficiency with profound humanitarian impact.

About Project

About the Stations

As part of its commitment to sustainable solutions for the water crisis in Gaza, ETA – Abdel Salam Yassin Company, in collaboration with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), has manufactured and deployed seven mobile water desalination stations to meet the urgent humanitarian needs in displacement areas.

These stations have been strategically installed across the Khan Younis and Central governorates, and are designed using advanced reverse osmosis (RO) technology, built to operate efficiently in emergency conditions while ensuring high water quality.

Production Capacities:

6 stations with a daily capacity of 40 cubic meters each.
1 station with a larger capacity of 120 cubic meters per day.
Total combined output: 360 cubic meters per day of clean, safe water.

Key Features:

Compact, mobile units for quick deployment and setup.
Energy-efficient systems optimized for harsh environments.
Integrated disinfection and monitoring systems to ensure water meets drinking standards.

Humanitarian Impact:

These stations now serve as a lifeline for over 40,000 displaced individuals in Gaza, providing daily access to safe drinking water and reducing the burden on host communities and health facilities.
This project represents a powerful blend of technical innovation and humanitarian impact, turning engineering into hope.