NRW situa*on of the urban Water U*li*es in Egypt

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1 Holding Company for Water and Wastewater NRW situa*on of the urban Water U*li*es in Egypt Eng. Mamdouh Raslan Deputy Chairman Marseille 22 January 2013

2 Water Resources Most of the popula-on is concentrated in only 5% of the total area of Egypt in the Delta and Nile Valley. Water Resources (57.0 BCM/yr) River Nile (55.5 BCM/yr) Groundwater (0.5 BCM/yr) Rainfalls (1.0 BCM/yr)

3 Stakeholders for Water and Wastewater Sector HCWW Own, manage and operate through exis*ng 24 companies EWRA Regulatory Agency Ministry of Water and Wastewater Utilities NOPWASD Execu*ve Agency of Water & Wastewater projects in the Governorates CAPWO Execu*ve Agency of Water & Wastewater projects in Cairo & Alexandria

4 HCWW at a glance Year 2013 Service region Number of subsidiary companies 24 governorates 24 companies Water service coverage (millions) 97 % Wastewater service coverage 50% (90% Urban 10% Rural Subscriptions 13 million

5 HCWW at a glance Year 2013 Water production (annual average) 22.8 million m 3 /day Treated Wastewater (annual average) 10.1 million m 3 /day # of water treatment plants 2588 Plants # of wastewater treatment plants 372 plants Water distribution networks Wastewater collection networks 144,000 km 38,000 km

6 NRW in Egypt NRW 7.4 million m 3 /day (32%) Commercial 2.6 million m 3 /day (11%) Physical 4.8 million m 3 /day (21%) Meter Reading errors Illegal connec-ons Network leakage

7 NRW Strategy in Egypt HCWW takes mix of ac-ons for leakage management.

8 NRW Strategy in Egypt Commercial Subscribers Status 12,5 Million Subscribers Fixed Old Meters New Meters 900, ,000 Not working meters 7.9 Million Working Meters 3 Million

9 NRW Strategy in Egypt Commercial Metering 2.4 million domes*c meters procured and installed Four companies qualified to produce water meters locally according to HCWW specifica*ons Establishment of system for meter calibra*on

10 NRW Strategy in Egypt Physical Tunnels made by the leaked water

11 NRW Strategy in Egypt Physical

12 NRW Strategy in Egypt Physical High Tech. Leak detec*on equipments

13 NRW Strategy in Egypt Physical Noise Recorders to detect water leakage

14 NRW Strategy in Egypt Physical Ground penetra-ng radar which is used to trace pipelines

15 NRW Strategy in Egypt Physical Correlators to locate broken parts in pipelines.

16 NRW Strategy in Egypt Physical Establish teams from: GIS Meter readers. O & M to collect the geographic data in every town/ district or area.

17 NRW strategy in Egypt Physical Subdivide areas into DMAs in every town/ district or area.

18 NRW Strategy in Egypt Physical Training AC s Staff

19 NRW Strategy in Egypt Physical Discover illegal connec-ons. Change meters. Replace faulty ones a[er calibra-on in every town/ district.

20 NRW Strategy in Egypt Physical Establishing a Specialized Department in all affiliated companies (Loss Control Department) for planning, follow- up and execu-on of all ac-vi-es of this strategy.

21 Pilot Projects HCWW implemented many pilot projects in ACS for leak detec-on with coopera-on of interna-onal donors, for example: IBISS in Cairo and Alexandria. Aquanight in Alexandria. JICA in Sharkia. Danida in Aswan.

22 NRW % in HCWW Subsidiaries (2012) 60 NRW % average of HCWW subsidiaries (32 %) NRW % in Developing countries (35%) %

23 Water Balance Results 60 NRW 2008 NRW2010 NRW N R W P e rc e n t Alx Minya Fayou m Beher a Cairo Binisw ef Matro uh Damie tta Giza Aswan Hurga da Kafr Elshik h Sayna Luxor Sharki a Daqah lia Assuot Qena Sohag NRW NRW NRW

24 Challenges facing HCWW in reducing NRW Qualified technical staff. High technology equipments for detec-ng water leakage. Approvals and permits for excava-on.

25 Holding Company for Water & Wastewater