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Water Systems Overview: Aguas Andinas
Greater Santiago's water system delivers near-universal service from one river, the Maipo, which meets more than 80% of drinking water demand and in which Aguas Andinas owns about 28% of the water rights. The report maps the resource, the two regimes that govern it (the SISS for services, the DGA and river-user boards for water rights), the infrastructure and service record, and the 2025–2030 program that shifts supply toward groundwater.
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National Water and Sewerage Corporation
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Saudi Arabia’s national municipal water and sanitation company, extending water and sewer networks, treatment capacity and coverage for a growing urban customer base.
First published →Gauteng and parts of Mpumalanga, Free State and North West, South AfricaRand Water
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First published →Urban Intelligence
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Copenhagen
A groundwater-only city system whose thin supply buffer, contaminated wellfields and cloudburst exposure are driving waterworks renewal, groundwater protection and a pending decision on metropolitan wastewater treatment.
First published →NetherlandsAmsterdam
A delta city whose drinking water is made outside its boundaries from Rhine and polder water, expanding production ahead of demand growth while two newly separated water organisations take shape.
First published →United KingdomLondon
A capital drawing on the Thames, Lee and groundwater, with drought pressure, major sewer investment and strategic supply schemes shaping its water resilience.
First published →National Intelligence
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Denmark
A groundwater-based, highly decentralised water system where low national stress masks over-abstraction on Zealand, pesticide and PFAS contamination, rising utility debt and growing cloudburst exposure.
First published →EuropeNetherlands
A low-lying delta that receives 88% of its renewable water from upstream rivers, now managing drought, pollution and drinking-water capacity pressures alongside its long-standing flood-defence task.
First published →Africa · MaghrebMorocco
A water-scarce kingdom that stores its erratic rivers behind 156 dams, irrigates heavily from aquifers drawn beyond their recharge, and is turning to the sea for its cities’ drinking water.
First published →News
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