Reconstruction of water supply and sanitation systems

Modernization of water supply networks and facilities will provide:

Replacement of old and worn-out water pipes.
Reconstruction of water intake and treatment facilities.
Construction of new water supply facilities in rural and remote areas; implementation of modern water purification technologies.
Automation of water supply management processes.
Use of innovative materials for the construction of water supply networks, which will significantly reduce leaks and increase operational efficiency.
Use of innovative materials for the construction of water supply networks, which will significantly reduce leaks and increase operational efficiency.
Improvement of the water quality monitoring system, which will allow for a prompt response to changes and prevent environmental and sanitary risks.

Replacement of old pipelines.
Reconstruction of existing treatment facilities using modern technologies.
Expansion of capacities to ensure the required level of wastewater treatment.
Construction of new wastewater disposal and treatment facilities in areas where existing capacities cannot cope with the increased load, especially in rapidly growing cities and agglomerations.
The use of modern wastewater treatment technologies will significantly increase the efficiency of treatment processes, reduce the negative impact on the environment, and improve sanitary conditions.
Integration of innovative solutions, which includes the automation of WWTP management processes, the introduction of environmentally friendly technologies, and improved monitoring of wastewater quality at all stages of its treatment. This will increase the reliability and safety of wastewater facilities, as well as reduce operating and maintenance costs.