The wastewater treatment plant (STEP) in Médiouna, Morocco, is undergoing a major expansion to double its treatment capacity. The project, with an estimated total cost of 109 million Moroccan dirhams (including taxes), aims to increase the plant's capacity from 3,800 cubic meters to 7,600 cubic meters per day.
This expansion is driven by the continuous increase in wastewater volumes due to population growth and urban development in the Médiouna region. The upgraded facility will help improve sanitation and environmental protection by treating a larger share of the area's wastewater.
The project includes the construction of new treatment units and the modernization of existing infrastructure. It is part of broader efforts by Moroccan authorities to enhance water resource management and meet growing demand for wastewater treatment services.
