The Water and Sanitation Security Support Project (PASEA), aims to provide secure access to improved and affordable water and sanitation services in disadvantaged regions in the north of the country. It has an envelope of 825 million dollars

Le PASEA prévoit plusieurs initiatives clés, notamment la réhabilitation de four major dams to create an additional 45 million m³ of water storage capacity. This measure aims to strengthen the water security of local populations. The project also includes the construction of seven faecal sludge treatment plants and the improvement of the sanitation service chain in rural areas and small towns. These facilities will allow for the safe disposal of faecal sludge and encourage circular economy practices. For the first time, PASEA adopts the World Bank's Multi-Phase Programmatic Approach (APM) style="font-family: "Bookman Old Style”, "serif">, aimed at activating private capital by pursuing public-private partnership for water services and by restructuring the National Office of Drinking Water style="font-family: "Bookman Old Style”, "serif">