WSP marks World Water Day highlighting sustainability projects

Working for a sustainability-focused employer can certainly create good job satisfaction.

WSP annually marks World Water Day - an opportunity to help accelerate change to solve the water and sanitation crisis. And because water affects everyone, action is needed.

Supporting World Water Day, WSP said: "Today and every day we are proud of partnering with our clients to drive meaningful change in how water is used, consumed and managed."

WSP's global Water teams work with clients to ensure sustainable water access and quality protection for communities it serves.

WSP focuses on many water projects

Through a holistic approach to water management, WSP water engineering consultants help clients maximize efficient use and reuse of water while protecting water resources and the natural environment—to support a sustainable, water-secure future for all.

Here are just some of the important water projects worked on by WSP.

Sainte-Angelique Water Treatment Plant
Upgrades at the Sainte-Angelique drinking water treatment plant in Saint-Lazare, Quebec, aimed to double water production capacity to 19 MLD without enlarging the plant building and staying within budget.
England’s longest canal could help solve the South East’s growing water resource problem
WSP is working with Affinity Water, Severn Trent Water & the Canal & River Trust to explore how the UK's Grand Union Canal, could provide a future, more resilient, water supply for people and the environment.
Christchurch City wastewater model update and calibration
Christchurch City Council in NZ required an updated and re-calibrated hydraulic model of the Christchurch wastewater system after post-earthquake repairs.
Water Utilities Climate Risk Assessment and Adaptation
WSP collaborated with forward-looking water utilities in the USA to test, update and refine a model framework to integrate climate change risks and adaptation strategies into key business practices.
Logan Water and Infrastructure Partnership
The partnership looks after one of the largest water infrastructure programs in Australia and delivers new and improved water, wastewater and recycled water infrastructure.