
Consume less and better
Ensuring the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation facilities for all.
The current situation
844 million people worldwide do not have safe water, and 1 in 3 people live without adequate sanitation. The average per-capita consumption in Italy is about 241 litres per day, confirming itself as the first in Europe in per-capita daily consumption.
Intended for the technological renewal of the meter fleet
Reduce consumption

As easy as drinking a glass of water
Propose sustainable production and consumption models.
The current situation
Italy is the European country with the highest per-capita consumption of bottled water (206 litres compared to 106 litres on European average) and second in the world after Mexico. 30% of Italians did not trust tap water in 2016, while on average 55% of European citizens say they drink tap water.
Aimed at improving water quality
Raising awareness
We want to triple the number of CAP users who claim to drink only, or almost only, tap water, reaching 70% of users in 2033.
20% FOR 2018
40% FOR 2022
60% FOR 2027
70% FOR 2033

Closer to communities
Propose sustainable production and consumption models.
The current situation
Access to water and water services is one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals set by the UN for 2030. More than 5 million Italians are in a state of absolute poverty, equal to 8.5% of the population and 17% of the inhabitants of Lombardy. Late payment is a problem that affects 9% of Italian households and 2.6% of CAP users.
Intended to reduce service interruption hours, guaranteeing specific standards
Users served by 2033
We want to serve an increasing percentage of families in difficulty, schools, public administration and hospitals, up to reaching 80% of users.
2022
20% of users
2027
60% of users
2033
80% of users