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February 2025: Evaluation mission of the Conakry sanitation project: Visit to the drainage works and the Sonfonia sludge treatment plant
A mission of the steering committee of the sanitation project of Conakryled by the National Director of Territorial and Urban Planning (DATU), went to the field to inspect the rainwater drainage works in the two municipalities of Ratoma and Matoto and the Sonfonia sewage sludge treatment plant. Accompanied by the Project Management Unit (UGPAC) and representatives of the Administration and Control of Major Projects (ACGP), this visit aimed to assess the progress of the work currently underway.
The supervision of the work is ensured by CONCEPT, in collaboration with CIRA, two key players in the realization of this large-scale project. This initiative is part of a proactive approach aimed at supporting the implementation of the project, anticipating potential difficulties and ensuring its completion within the given timeframe.
Conakry sanitation project: A major challenge for urban planning and the environment
The Conakry sanitation project represents a crucial step in improving urban infrastructure and protecting the environment. The 55-kilometer stormwater drainage works and the Sonfonia fecal sludge treatment plant are essential elements in addressing the challenges of wastewater and stormwater management in the Guinean capital. A second treatment plant planned for Yimbaya will also be built as part of the same project, as will stabilization and access road works at the city's only controlled waste dump.
This visit by the steering committee demonstrates the commitment of the authorities and technical partners to ensuring the success of this structuring project for Conakry.