The city council of Almería is the first
to join the international alliance
Step by water, which is made up of
public and private organizations that are
committed to seeking a
sustainable and efficient water management model
today. The signing has taken place at the
mayor's office and is already close of 30
private companies that have signed the alliance that
have accepted this decalogue and well less
public administrations because what
they are looking for are reference models
in management to become an
example that can be exported to the rest of the
administrations together, all of these
entities are going to make an effort to
establish the bases of a model that
guarantees the availability and
sustainable management of water at
least until 2030 And from there
we hope that we all have a
sustainable model that we never have to talk
again about the fact that we have water insufficiency,
precisely Almería is a model to
follow one of the few places where
water restrictions have not been suffered in
times of drought and where, despite its
demographic and economic growth, less and
less water is consumed in Almería
30 years ago 30 cubic HM
of water were consumed 30 million cubic meters,
today 16 million cubic meters are consumed
with a
population growth close to 30% and a
growth in Industrial activity that is
also very high, that is, we have
divided consumption in half the water
we capture and bring to
Almería eh with an increase in
population and Industrial activity And
how is that achieved, with a lot of
work with sectorization with
digitalization, precisely the city
will host the international meeting
Step by water on November 20
within the framework of the San and Blue Congress,
which will place our city at the center
of the debate and will be able to explain its management model