Sanaa Wastewater Treatment Plant

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1. OPEC Fund for International Development, Sanaa Sewage Treatment Project. opecfund.org.
2. Approved 07.12.1995, signed 05.11.1996, status Completed, executing agency the National Water and Sanitation Authority, co-financiers AFESD and Government, OPEC Fund contribution US$13.00 million, total project cost US$45.03 million; the project provides wastewater disposal for about 30,000 households and on completion the treatment capacity will be boosted to 50,000 m3 per day.
3. VINCI Construction Grands Projets, Wastewater treatment plant and intake collector, Sanaa, Yemen. vinci-construction-projets.com.
4. MENA Water Review major projects register and PPP pipeline — compiled from procurer publications, development-bank project pages and trade reporting; each record names its source.

Client the National Water and Sanitation Authority; project management MISR Consulting Engineers; the design was by consulting engineering firm Howard Humphreys; implementation dates November 1997 to May 2000; scope included a 200,000 m3 storage pond for irrigation, a 4 MW backup power station, 190,000 m3 of earthworks and 22,000 m3 of concrete. Coordinates left blank: the only candidate feature in OpenStreetMap carries no name tag. Sanaa is under Ansar Allah authority and the present operating entity is not established. Current operating condition after 2015 was not established from any source opened, and the stage records the plant as commissioned rather than as verified running today. Coordinates are the OpenStreetMap wastewater plant in Bani Al-Harith north of Sanaa, the only one mapped around the city, given to two decimals because the feature is unnamed.