Compact UCD® Units | SUEZ in Africa

Ivory Coast - Greater Abidjan: securing sustainable access to drinking water by 2030

Since 2013, SUEZ has been supporting the National Office for Drinking Water (ONEP) in Côte d’Ivoire in the implementation of the Master Plan for drinking water supply in Greater Abidjan, with a 2030 horizon.

This strategic approach aims to sustainably secure water supply for a rapidly growing metropolitan area by optimizing the use of available resources, strengthening and modernizing existing infrastructure, and anticipating future needs.

The project has improved the reliability of drinking water production and distribution while enhancing the resilience of the system in the face of demographic pressure.

Ghana - Upper East Region: rapidly improving access to drinking water through compact UCD® units

In Ghana, SUEZ, in collaboration with its partners, has deployed compact UCD® water treatment units to significantly improve access to drinking water in the Upper East Region.

These modular and scalable plants enable rapid commissioning, adaptation to local needs and reliable production capacity, while limiting construction timelines.

Within a few months, these installations helped strengthen drinking water supply for numerous towns and communities, providing a sustainable and high-performance solution to support territorial development and improve living conditions for local populations.

Ivory Coast - "Water for All" Program: accelerating access to drinking water in secondary cities

As part of the national “Water for All” program, SUEZ is implementing water treatment solutions in Côte d’Ivoire based on compact UCD® units designed to address the challenges faced by secondary cities.

These infrastructures make it possible to rapidly increase drinking water production capacities while ensuring sanitary quality and continuity of service.

Thanks to their modular design, the units can evolve in line with demographic growth, contributing to broader, reliable and sustainable access to drinking water while supporting the economic and social development of the territories concerned.