NATIONAL WATER & SEWERAGE AUTHORITY
We look after the water that reaches every home and business across the three islands, from the catchments where it starts to the wastewater we treat on its way back out.
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NAWASA is the National Water and Sewerage Authority, the public utility responsible for drinking water and wastewater across Grenada, Carriacou and Petite Martinique. We manage the supply from source to tap, and treat what flows back, for homes, businesses and communities on all three islands.
The water we supply is treated to World Health Organization standards and monitored under a protocol we run with the Ministry of Health. If you want to know what happens between the catchment and your tap, we’ve set out every step.
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