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The project consist of: i) renewal and expansion of existing water supply system in the three main islands to improve water efficiency, reliability and resilience to climate variability; ii) upgrading of sewerage system in Mahé; iii) new sanitation facilities in La Digue; iv) non-revenue water and water demand management programmes.
The renewal and expansion of the water supply systems in the three main islands of Seychelles would help to cover the current and projected water deficit, improve their water and energy efficiency and increase their resilience to climate variation.
The project could have significant environmental and social benefits by securing access to water and sanitation facilities to all the population on a reliable basis, reducing health risks resulting from current contamination of groundwater sources and protecting the environment against domestic pollution and salt intrusion.
The works to be financed by the Bank will be procured on the basis of open competition in compliance with the EIB Guide for Procurement.
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