RL Guinea - Morocco on Wastewater Treatment Plant Construction Project

About this project

The overarching objective of the Wastewater Treatment Development Project in Conakry, Guinea, is to achieve a sustainable improvement in the provision of sanitation services by treating collected wastewater before discharging it into the ocean, thus safeguarding public health and protecting the environment. Specifically, the project aims to: 1. Upgrade and Expand WWTP Capacity: Enhance and expand the capacity of the existing wastewater treatment plant to 25,800 m³/day by 2027, ensuring treated wastewater meets international standards. 2. Improve Institutional and Regulatory Framework: Strengthen the governance of the sanitation sector by updating and reforming the institutional and regulatory frameworks to facilitate efficient management and sustainable operations. 3. Develop Local Capacity: Train 144 staff members from the Executing Agency and other stakeholders in the sanitation sector by 2027, ensuring they possess the necessary skills for effective management and maintenance of the sanitation infrastructure. 4. Ensure Project Sustainability: Assist the Executing Agency in operating and maintaining the WWTP during the first two years post-completion to guarantee the longevity and efficacy of the project’s outcomes. 5. Public Health and Awareness: Halve the morbidity rate of water-borne diseases by the e

Published by

Islamic Development Bank · Government

Countries

Guinea

Sectors

I.4. Water supply and sanitation

Funded by

Islamic Development Bank, IsDB - Ordinary Capital Resources

Published by Islamic Development Bank to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 28 Dec 2025 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: XM-DAC-46025-GIN1037.

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