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New Clark City Smart Water Supply & Sewerage System
Project Overview
New Clark City smart water supply and sewerage system facilities was planned as a K-water-led project that aimed to structure an advanced water management system for New Clark City, thus achieving a continuous supply of safe and clean water and implementing effective sewage/wastewater treatment and management. This project is expected to propose a vision for New Clark City as the first-ever smart, environment-friendly and sustainable city in the Philippines by leveraging smart technology and AI, as well as to bring about various positive effects including improvements in public health, promotion of economic growth and commitment to maintaining environmental sustainability, in addition to water supply and sewage treatment services.
| Status | Under Development |
|---|---|
| Project Period | 2026 - 2050 (25 years) |
| Project Location | Clark Special Economic Zone, Tarlac Province, Philippines |
| Project Method | BOT(Build-Operate-Transfer) |
| Capacity | 135,000㎥/day |
| Local Corporation | - |
| Project Owner | Bases Conversion and Development Authority(BCDA) |
| Service | Construction, O&M |
Smart Water Management Project in Aparri Cagayan, Philippines
Project Overview
The Smart Water Management Pilot Project in Aparri is a joint initiative between South Korea and the Philippines to enhance urban water management using digital technologies. Aparri, a coastal town in the Cagayan province, faces water supply challenges due to seasonal variations and increasing demand. This project aims to improve water distribution efficiency and ensure a stable supply through smart monitoring and management solutions.
These technologies will help optimize water distribution, minimize non-revenue water (NRW) losses, and enhance operational efficiency. Additionally, data-driven insights will support better decision-making for future water resource planning.
This pilot project is expected to serve as a model for smart water management in the Philippines. Its success in Aparri could lead to broader adoption in other cities, contributing to national water security and sustainable urban development while strengthening cooperation between the Philippines and South Korea.
| Status | In Construction |
|---|---|
| Project Period | 2022 - 2025 (4 years) |
| Project Location | Aparri, Cagayan, Philippines |
| Project Method | ODA |
| Capacity | 8km |
| Local Corporation | Appari Water District |
| Project Owner | Local Water Utilities Administration |
| Service | Construction, Technical Consulting |