Cesan Seeks Approval for Brazilian Waterworks Projects

Brazilian water firm Cesan has submitted waterworks projects worth R$49.6m ($30.5m) to the Brazilian Government for consideration under group III of the second phase of the country’s growth acceleration plan.

Cesan submitted three sewerage projects worth $27.7m and two potable water supply projects worth $2.8m.

The sewerage works will be carried out in the municipalities of Ibatiba, Boa Esperanca and Atilio Vivacqua, with financing from the federal savings bank Caixa Economica Federal and national development bank BNDES.

The potable water supply projects will be carried out in Atilio Vivacqua and Luna.

National health foundation Funasa will also provide grants for the projects, according to bnamericas.com.