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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

Rancho Alcaras goal is to harvest 28,000 gallons of rainwater annually. Learn More

The Problem with Safe Drinking Water at Schools in Indonesia In Indonesia, only 21 percent of schools provide safe drinking water to their students. As a result, many school children buy expensive, often sugary drinks, drink contaminated water, or suffer … Learn More

In November last year, Cianjur (one of region in Indonesia) got hit by an earthquake. Hence, the damaged houses, roads, and other public facilities in Cianjur cannot be used by the people. Even though 6 months have passed since the … Learn More

The project proposes development of an integrated water supply project to serve about 5000 people affected by walk long distances of more than 1.5 kilometers to reach the nearest water stream and water related diseases in Rongo pala Sub location … Learn More

The NFEPA project is a multi-partner project between CSIR, South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI), Water Research Commission (WRC), Department of Water Affairs (DWA), Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA), Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF), South African Institute of Aquatic Biodiversity … Learn More

The MWP’s mission is to work towards the social change required to improve wetland sustainability practices. Improved wise use of communal wetlands in rural tribal areas through raised awareness, increased capacity and competence, establishment of wetland governance structures, and implementation … Learn More