water, energy, wastewater & waste in casablanca by saïd chadli, director of indh-inmde

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Water, energy, wastewater & waste in Casablanca

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Presentation on 'Water, energy, wastewater & waste in Casablanca' by Saïd Chadli, Director of INDH-INMDE, at International 2014 UN-Water Annual International Zaragoza Conference. Preparing for World Water Day 2014: Partnerships for improving water and energy access, efficiency and sustainability. 13-16 January 2014.

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Page 1: Water, energy, wastewater & waste in Casablanca by Saïd Chadli, Director of INDH-INMDE

Water, energy, wastewater & waste in Casablanca

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Lydec - General Overview

• Historical operator of services in the Greater Casablanca Area

• 4 delegated services :

Water distribution

Electricity distribution

Waste water collection and treatment, storm water collection

Public lighting (may 2009)

• A 30-year management contract signed in 1997

• Around 3500 Employees

• Listed on Casablanca’s stock exchange market

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Focus on Lydec’s core businesses

WATER 29 water tanks and

tower for a total 624 330 m3 storage

20 pumping stations, 68 pumps

4 661 km of network

SANITATION 76 wastewater plants

of which 2 pre-treatment plants

176 pumps

4 251 km of wastewater collectors

POWER 10 source substantions

HV/MV generating 1 390 MVA

About 3000 public distribution substation MV/LV et 1 650 client lines managed

2 260 km of MV network

PUBLIC LIGHTING 115 500 lighting

points and 3 150 km of network

12,6 km of renewed network & 10 km of network extansion – through 27 projects

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Greater CasablancaGreater Casablanca

5 Millions inhabitants

20% lived in sub-standard housing

Municipalities supplied by Lydec with water, sanitation, electricity and public lighting

Municipalities supplied by Lydec with water and sanitation

Municipalities supplied by Lydec with electricity and public lighting

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A 3 LEVEL PRICE EQUALIZATION SYSTEM FOR WATER CONSUMTION

Social Equalization Application of a social tariff and progressive pricing

Social Equalization Application of a social tariff and progressive pricing

Equalization at Nationallevel

Equalization at Nationallevel

Contractual EquilizationContractual Equilization

Price EqualizationPrice Equalization

According to the delegated management contract, allowing a multi-services management, the income from power distribution activity are used to finance water and sanitation infrastructure.

According to the delegated management contract, allowing a multi-services management, the income from power distribution activity are used to finance water and sanitation infrastructure.

Purchase of water at a price above the calculated cost of production

Purchase of water at a price above the calculated cost of production

The prices for purchase and sale of water and electricity in Casablanca are fixed by autorities (Arrêtés & Décisions du Comité Technique de suivi).

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Electricity monthly price (excluding 14% VAT)

Price bracket 1 : <= 100 kWh 0,8496

Price bracket 2 : 100 < kWh<= 200 0,9227

Price bracket 3 : 200 < kWh <= 500 1,0039

Price bracket 4 : > 500 kWh 1,3717

Water monthly price (excluding 7% VAT)

Price bracket 1 : <= 6 m3 2,99

Price bracket 2 : 6 < m3 <= 8 3,15

Price bracket 3 : 8 < m3 <= 20 10,30

Price bracket 4 : > 20 m3 14,08Fixed fee 7,00Prices

Water

Electricity

Prices for households (1,3 million households)

+ 60 % of volume consumed by the households is within the first 2 brakets

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58 % Households Water and sanitation :

consume less than 8 m3, maximum 4 EUR TTC/ month

45 % Households Electricity :

consume less than 100 kWh, maximum 10 EUR TTC/ month

Household consumption and expenses per month :

> All households pay for the first 8 m3 less expensive than the price Lydec pays to the supplier.

> 60% of volume consumed by the households is within the first 2 brakets for water .

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53%

8%

12%

INDH-INMAE Project - Key figures :

Targets of the project :

276 neighbourhoods to be connected

80.900 households – 500.000 people concerned

Financial situation : Beneficiaries’ contributions : 15.9 M€ 9.7%Subsidies and donations : 26.4 M€ 16.2%Public partners : 17.4 M€ 10.7%Delegated management : 39.8 M€ 24.4%Housing solidarity fund : 0.1 M€ 0.1%Financing requirements : 63.6 M€ 39.0%Total : 163.2 M€ 100.0%

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Contributing to urban inclusion of informal settlements: Services, leverage effect on development

Services

Housing

Land Permits

Development

Water / Waste Water/ Electricity

Land Title Regularization

Social & economical Dynamic

Improvement of the built environment

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Before, during and after the realization of the work, the role of the customer department is to assist beneficiaries in every phase of the operation.

A dedicated customer department providing support throughout the project