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The guide is geared towards helping individuals and families understand the country�s delicate water situation and giving simple tips that they can implement to reduce their water footprint. The guide has been downloaded over 2000 times since its launch. Click … Learn More

Ï¿½In 2020 we continued with our water source area conservation partnership with WWF-SA. The focus of this programme is on the protection and development of effective water ecosystems that consider the need to protect South Africa�s essential water source areas, … Learn More

Veolia�s SWARM service offering, designed around connected multi-parameter sensors, enables unusual changes in the quality of surface water to be rapidly detected. The buoy measures the main water quality parameters and communicates the data real time for analysis. In addition … Learn More

Veolia recycles 98% of the water produced by the eThekwini wastewater treatment plant south of Durban. The 47,500 m3 of wastewater treated daily (equivalent to 15 Olympic swimming pools) is used by local industries in their production processes. Recycling water … Learn More

The Group has developed a set of solutions tailored to the local context, ensuring everyone has access to high-quality services. ACCES expertise (technical, financial, institutional, or societal engineering) is a good example of Veolia�s strategy and commitment. It is broken … Learn More

In Mexico, the Veolia subsidiary Compagnie des eaux d�Aguascalientes (CAASA) has launched the �Socias Gestoras� program. This initiative relies on women from the local community who visit users who cannot make payments, informing them about existing systems and proposing solutions, … Learn More

In Cartagena, Colombia, Veolia has developed the ï¿1⁄2Mi isla limpiaï¿1⁄2 program, focusing on the technical, environmental and social problems specific to waste management in this isolated area. Collections on foot or by electric scooter, as well as the establishment of … Learn More

Water is key to life. In Bolivia, the second poorest country in South America, only 80% of people in rural areas have access to basic water service. To combat this, Water For People implements piped water supply systems, supports the … Learn More

Clean water is key to development. While 90% of Guatemalans living in rural dispersed communities have access to basic and safely managed water service, water quality is a problem, blocking economic and personal development. Water For People constructs piped water … Learn More

90% of rural Hondurans have access to at least basic and safely managed water systems, but these figures hide poor water quality, frequent breakdowns, and systems damaged by recent hurricanes, which highlights a lack of sustainability. Water For People constructs … Learn More