Sentence examples for sewerage infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The water supply system was upgraded during the 1960s, and efforts have been ongoing to extend the water and sewerage infrastructure to new urbanized areas and to the favelas.

The same applies in Iraq, where conflict over the past decade has caused widespread damage to water and sewerage infrastructure, and reduced the amount of water available by more than half.In Iraq, much of this damage is deliberate.

Part of Icac's probe was to see whether the Obeids had a hidden interest in AWH, which was pressuring the government to enter into a public-private water and sewerage infrastructure partnership in Sydney's north-west.

It seeks a toilet that costs less than five cents per user per day to operate, that requires neither a supply of clean water nor sewerage infrastructure to take the waste away, and that will generate energy and recover salts, water and other nutrients.

This leads to the continuous degradation and destruction of houses, buildings and of the roads, waterworks and sewerage infrastructure in several districts of the town.

There were only minor interruptions to the water and sewerage infrastructure.

FDI is also not targeted at sectors of the economy that foster long-term economic development or meet the needs of the majority, take low-cost housing, sewerage and infrastructure, for example.

Three types of balkanization are described and critiqued: a) spatial/geographical (balkanization of ecosystem and environmental management); b) sectoral (balkanization of urban governance sectors—solid waste, drainage and sewerage, pollution control, infrastructure); and c) institutional (balkanization of urban and disaster mitigation/management institutions).

What we need to do is keep up public pressure for improvements in infrastructure, transport, sewerage, but I reckon it will be difficult.

Looking at six of the counties along the border, it found that in 2006 about 63,000 people lived in "red"colonias, which have no drinkable water or drainage, compared with 145,000 in "green" colonias (basic infrastructure, including sewerage and paved roads).

Hence, the deterioration in planning conditions in many Iraqi cities and especially in Kirkuk city has been neglected led to the growing phenomenon of slums with poor public services and basic infrastructure of sewerage and streets.