This paper examines Miyahuna Water Company’s efforts to address water scarcity in Jordan through advanced data collection and monitoring. Utilizing modern technologies like SCADA systems, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and smart metering, Miyahuna collects comprehensive water data to enhance operational efficiency, reduce water losses, and ensure high-quality service. SCADA systems enable real-time monitoring, GIS supports network management, and smart meters aid in accurate demand forecasting and leak detection, reducing Non-Revenue Water (NRW). Performance indicators such as NRW rates and system pressure levels guide decision-making and resource allocation. Data sharing with the Utility Performance Monitoring and Management Unit (UPMU) enhances communication, regulatory compliance, and transparency. The data-driven approach also aids long-term planning by optimizing water distribution, rehabilitating infrastructure, and preparing for future demand. Despite challenges like aging infrastructure, funding limitations, and population growth, Miyahuna's use of technology improves water governance, promotes sustainability, and fosters collaboration with stakeholders. The paper underscores the importance of data-driven decision-making in managing water resources effectively and achieving sustainability in Jordan.