Brazil’s Novo PAC Sanitation Proposals Form a Traceable Credit Pipeline
Brazil’s Ministry of Cities selected named urban water and sewerage proposals for an FGTS-backed credit process under Novo PAC in July 2026.
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Brazil’s Ministry of Cities selected named urban water and sewerage proposals for an FGTS-backed credit process under Novo PAC in July 2026.
Read analysisTokyo Waterworks Management Plan 2026 sets priorities for fiscal years 2026 through 2028, while the related facilities master plan governs renewal and resilience through 2035.
Read analysisPUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency, is moving five coastal-protection projects into real-environment testing with about S$14 million in funding.
Read analysisDubai Municipality’s faster Legionella and E. coli testing combines advanced analytical technologies with fully electronic result reading.
Read analysisThe African Development Bank’s $400 million loan combines infrastructure repair with operational reform in selected Mpumalanga municipalities.
Read analysisCalifornia’s additional US$268.9 million commitment brings reported state investment in Sites Reservoir to US$1.36 billion. The project is planned to store up to 1.5 million acre-feet and deliver up to 200,000 acre-feet during emergency-declared droughts.
Read analysisPUB is funding five Living Lab projects to compare coastal technologies under operating conditions in Singapore. The three-year assessment will examine options including XblocPlus and a modular structure that can be raised incrementally.
Read analysisEPA's WIFIA fee waiver removes two significant costs for eligible small-community applicants: a US$25,000 application fee and a credit processing fee averaging approximately US$156,000 per loan.
Read analysisEngland's 2026–2030 Peat Programme divides a £47 million package among water management, wetter-farming research and markets, and restoration capacity.
Read analysisA Swiss-engineered mobile dewatering plant is being trialed at a Wairau Valley stormwater pond. Auckland Council says the technology could reduce pond sediment sent to landfill by 60 percent, but the figure remains prospective.
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