
Wastewater & Sanitation
KEW is dedicated to ensuring that Samoa and the region receive the most innovative and practical design to improve wastewater drainages and sanitation. Over the years, KEW has been trusted with designing systems that have tremendously improved the way wastewater and sanitation are dealt with not only in Samoa but also throughout the Pacific region. We have worked closely with a number of international partners to ensure that the clients are satisfied with our services.
Design and Construction of Sludge and Septage Disposal Facilities at Tafaigata, Togitogiga and Vaiata
As part of the Water Sector Support Programme, there is a need to build facilities (the facilities) that receive and treat the sludge generated at the new wastewater treatment plant for Apia and the septage (septic tank material) pumped out of septic tanks on Upolu and Savaii as part of the septic tank maintenance programme
Drainage Upgrade Designs in the Vaisigano River Coastal Area
The Drainage Upgrades are being implemented to improve the Storm-Water Drainage in the Apia/Vaisigano region. There has been considerable flooding in the past, around the Apia region during the wet and dry season. The installation of an effective storm-water drainage system is expected to reduce the negative impacts of this major issue in the low-lying areas of Apia.
Samoa Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Study
The primary objective of this study is to provide the government of Samoa with comprehensible information and justification to make an informed decision on the most appropriate options for delivering sustainable access to safe and affordable drinking water and basic sanitation services in rural areas.
Water Supply Sanitation and Drainage Master Plan for the Greater Apia Area
The project preparatory technical assistance (PPTA) will prepare a national sanitation master plan addressing the policies, standards, and guidelines for the development of sustainable wastewater systems throughout Samoa, and an integrated, costed, and prioritized water supply, sanitation, and drainage master plan for the greater Apia area. An investment project will be developed under the PPTA







