Reliable Water for Georgian Cities and Towns
Channel: Asian Development Bank
Date: 13/09/2021

Residents of some of Georgia’s largest cities, Kutaisi and Zugdidi, now have 24-hour water supply after decades of having to rely on wells, water tanks, and pumping equipment. Sewage treatment plants have also been constructed to reduce environmental harm and improve sanitation using modern technologies.

Under ADB’s $500 million Urban Services Improvement Program, modern water infrastructure is being built and rehabilitated in 13 cities and towns around Georgia.

ADB is also helping reform the operational and financial management of the United Water Supply Company of Georgia to ensure it can continue providing safe and reliable water services. Improved water services and sanitation systems will provide better opportunities for its residents and contribute to Georgia’s economic development.

0:00 Completed water projects in Georgia's towns.
1:42 Wastewater treatment plants built using new technologies.
2:33 Support to Georgia's Water Company in institutional reforms.