Type of service provided :

• • Undertaking an institutional capacity assessment to produce recommendations to improve and maintain the existing sanitation sector institutional framework;
  • Completing feasibility and detailed technical studies and preparing the tender documents for the initial ‘urgent’ phase of construction work (approximate cost: €5 million);
  • Conducting multidisciplinary studies to develop and implement the Antananarivo sanitation system master plan covering stormwater, wastewater, excreta management and solid waste. This master plan also includes cross-cutting themes such as urban planning,
  • Monitoring and supervising the first phase of construction work;
  • Completing feasibility and detailed technical studies and preparing the tender documents for the second stage of construction work (approximate cost: €15 million);
  • Drawing up Terms of Reference for monitoring and supervising the second phase of construction work.

Type of service provide :

• Conducting the technical, administrative and financial monitoring of all contracts related to the water & sanitation component, and supervising the service providers (delegated project manager, works contractors, NGOs in charge of community mobilization
• Assisting the EU with final handover and facilitating field activities in conjunction with users’ associations and water point management committees;
• Monitoring and evaluating project performance;
• Coordinating with the relevant ministries and other stakeholders involved in the project’s water & sanitation component, as well as working with beneficiary community-based organizations;
• Participating in sector coordination with NGOs, donors and international agencies (UNICEF, CICR, UNHCR, etc.) involved in WASH initiatives in the area around Lake Chad;
• Setting up a public health data collection system and assessing the project’s impact on the population’s health.

Type of service provide :

• Conducting a diagnostic, modelling and implementing the strategic plan for Mosul’s water supply services;
• Conducting a detailed analysis of water supply functionality and services: carrying out a full inventory of water supply assets (water production, storage and distribution facilities) and creating a GIS database (surface area: 180km²);
• Developing and calibrating a hydraulic model for a water network of about 1,000km using the Water Gems software, including the primary, secondary and tertiary networks;
• Implementing a data acquisition system (SCADA) and a remote management plan for water supply network management (9 water treatment plants, 15 pumping stations, 30 water towers with a distribution flow of approximately 100,000m3/day) and integrating the SCADA plan and the remote management component into the hydraulic model;
• Conducting a diagnostic and providing capacity-building to current operators in order to determine short, medium and long term technical and institutional needs;
• Planning 5 capacity-building workshops for Water Directorate staff on technical and institutional aspects;
• Developing long-term strategic service plans (over a 20-year period).

Type of service provide :

• Mandate 1: providing technical assistance to the project manager: (i) general project management; (ii) MoEW capacity-building on sector monitoring and RWE supervision; (iii) RWE capacity-building (performance framework, structuring of contracts with operators, etc.); (iv) maturation of CIP projects; and (v) coordination between national sector stakeholders;
• Mandate 2: managing the Study and Technical Assistance Fund (STAF) to appoint and supervise short-term experts for specific studies or services (preparing Water Code by-laws, conducting pricing studies, determining project feasibility, defining capacity-building plans, updating planning tools, etc.);
• Mandate 3: supporting AFD with conducting: (i) coordination activities with development partners and national stakeholders; and (ii) sector communication activities (organizing workshops and events, setting up a national sector observatory, strengthening communication tools for users and the public, etc.).

Type of service provided :

• Assessing existing drinking water production and supply facilities, conducting a network performance analysis and business assessment;
• Analysing the demand for water up to 2040 (demographic and socio-economic projections);
• Assessing available water resources and their exposure to climate changes already observed in Togo;
• Producing proposals for service improvements (performance and coverage of existing networks);
• Designing phased investments and producing proposals for accompanying measures (environmental, social, hygiene education, management capacities, etc.);
• Conducting a multi-criteria analysis and providing decision-making support;
• Producing feasibility reports for the first phase of works;
• Producing detailed technical studies for the projects selected;
• Drafting the technical sections of all tender documents.

Type of service provided :

Technical assistance for 2 water supply-related projects:
Project 1: Assessment of the wastewater drainage networks of An Nhon Municipal City;
Project 2: Preparation of a draft sanitation and wastewater disposal master plan for An Nhon Municipal City

Type of service provided :

• Conducting a demographic, urban and environmental analysis to determine the current situation in the study area, current and future supply and demand for drinking water, service coverage, service efficiency and to determine unaccounted-for water (ANC), with the aim of establishing drinking water demand projections for the project’s area of influence;
• Analysing and assessing current supply systems;
• Identifying and characterising supply sources for drinking water production, and their vulnerabilities;
• Identifying and assessing supply alternatives for the project area using a multi-criteria analysis: technical, security of use, economic, environmental, social, financial sustainability from the source to the point of collection, purification, and delivery to the main tanks;
• Evaluating the financial impact of the alternatives;
• Preparing pre-contractual documents for the consultancy firm appointed to conduct the feasibility studies and produce the final designs.

As part of a UNICEF-funded programme, we are helping to improve access to drinking water for 40,000 people in 10 urban centres in the Androy region of southern Madagascar. The project involves reinforcing a 56 km pipeline and extending it by 27 km, guaranteeing a reliable and sustainable water supply. Our expertise covers the technical validation of preliminary detailed designs (PDD), tender documents (DAO) and execution plans, as well as rigorous monitoring of the works. We carry out hydraulic modelling to optimise network operation and reduce energy consumption, while analysing and validating the proposed solar systems. We also check the conformity of equipment orders and ensure strict control of the work right through to technical acceptance. Thanks to this technical and methodical approach, we are helping to build sustainable infrastructure tailored to the needs of local populations, thereby improving access to drinking water in a region facing major water-related challenges.