W/S & SEWERAGE-SOUTH
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Brazil
Source: World Bank Group
The project would extend water supply services to 1.8 million people and sewerage services to .9 million people in the southern states of Parana, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul. It would also improve water supply to 3 million people who now receive deficient service in the same states. The project woud include extensions and improvements of the water supply systems in the capital cities of P
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Description | The project would extend water supply services to 1.8 million people and sewerage services to .9 million people in the southern states of Parana, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul. It would also improve water supply to 3 million people who now receive deficient service in the same states. The project woud include extensions and improvements of the water supply systems in the capital cities of Parana (Curitiba) and Santa Catarina (Florianopolis); extension and improvement of the sewerage system in Curitiba; construction of a sewerage system for Florianopolis; construction or expansion and improvements of water supply systems in 125 medium-sized cities and 210 small communities; and construction or improvement of sewerage systems in 33 medium-sized cities. The project would also include production metering programs and installation of consumption meters, preparation of water supply master plans for Florianopolis and Curitiba, and technical assistance for the BNH and the three state water companies. It is estimated that about 54 of the final beneficiaries would belong to families having incomes below the relative poverty level. Indirect benefits in terms of water pollution control would accrue especially to the urban poor. |
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