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| Saavedra-Moron water tunnel (15 km-long, 3.5 m-diameter tunnel of capacity 9 m3/s, excavated at a depth of 30 m), drinking water pumping stations of Morón (capacity 5.5 m3/s), 3 de Febrero (3.5 m3/s), Quilmés (2.2 m3/s) and Bernal (3.4 m3/s), San Fernando wastewater treatment plant (1 million PE), rehabilitation of the La Matanza wastewater treatment plant (1 million PE) and the Wilde pumping station (40 m3/s), expansion of the Bernal water treatment plant (300,000 m3/day) and rehabilitation of the San Martin water treatment plant (4 million m3/day), Left Bank collector sewer and Capital wastewater treatment plant and outfall (25 m3/s), 1,300 km of primary and secondary water and sewer lines. |
The services enabled the concessionaire to optimise US$1,200 of investments over a period of seven years, and to extend water and wastewater services to an additional three million people.
PUERTO RICO – TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE PUERTO RICO WATER AND WASTEWATER SYSTEM
![]() | Between 2002 and 2004, Safege provided large-scale technical assistance for the development and implementation of procedures to manage the investment programme at Ondeo de Puerto Rico, the water and wastewater operator for the entire country (population 4 million).
The services provided by Safege covered all of the relevant technical aspects, including :
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HONDURAS – BAY ISLANDS ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PROJECT
The aim of this study, entrusted by the government of Honduras to the consortium Safege-Sogreah-Moncada in 1998, was to develop an integrated management plan to protect the archipelago's marine and terrestrial resources as a basis for promoting tourism and economic growth.
Further to an initial phase of detailed assessment, the project enabled the establishment of :
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