East Zone concessionaire Manila Water Company continues to meet the standard and demand for 24/7 water supply, which the company commits to maintain through its service improvement plan, as well as contingency and augmentation plans, to benefit its growing customer base.

Manila Water Foundation (MWF) launches its fourth Integrated WASH community program in a Dumagat community at Norzagaray, Bulacan. This is in time for important observances in the month of October: Global Handwashing Day, the National Indigenous Peoples Month and the 25th year of the enactment of the Indigenous Peoples’ Rights Act or the IPRA Law.

Manila Water is reinforcing its commitment to the Philippine Clean Water Act as the company operates more wastewater treatment plants to ensure that domestic wastewater from households does not contribute to the pollution of rivers and other water bodies.

The service improvement plan highlights four sustainability pillars necessary to ensure the viability of the environment which sustains the water cycle, and on which the company establishes its operations even for the long-term.

Manila Water remains committed to maintain its non-revenue water (NRW) after reporting an average NRW level of 12%, as of September 2022.