Universalization

Sabesp has a clear commitment: To universalize access to treated water and sanitation, promoting health, quality of life, and sustainable development

This commitment is reflected in concrete goals and ongoing investments to expand and modernize the sanitation infrastructure across our service area. In addition to providing essential services, our initiatives contribute to the revitalization of rivers and water sources, strengthen water security, and help mitigate the effects of climate change. See below the progress we’ve made toward universalization.

Universalization Targets (U-Factor)

Results up to June, 2026

Data to be validated by ARSESP and the verification entity.

Water

Urban New Water Units x Target
Achieved | 107.23%
Remaining | 0.00%
552.438 units in 2025
Informal + Rural New Water Units x Target
Achieved | 71.70%
Remaining | 28.30%
111.723 units in 2025

Sewage

Urban New Sewage Units x Target
Achieved | 99.86%
Remaining | 0.14%
613.153 units in 2025
Informal + Rural New Sewage Units x Target
Achieved | 55.81%
Remaining | 44.19%
168.311 units in 2025

Treatment

New Units for Sewage Treatment x Target
Achieved | 78.92%
Remaining | 21.08%
1.372.105 units in 2025