BDO supports Bohol-based water company

RICHLI Water sources its supply from surface water systems, like rivers and springs.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF RICHLI WATER

RICHLI Water sources its supply from surface water systems, like rivers and springs.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF RICHLI WATER

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BDO Unibank Inc. (BDO) has provided financial support to Richli Water, a local water utility in Tagbilaran City, Bohol, to help it deliver safe and sustainable water to customers.
Unlike conventional groundwater-dependent utilities, Richli Water sources its supply from surface water systems, like rivers and springs, which helps protect underground natural resources and ensures a stable and cleaner water supply.
With BDO’s funding, Richli Water has been able to expand its pipeline network and construct a new water treatment facility, strengthening its capacity to meet growing water needs of Boholanos while preserving the environment.
Water scarcity is a pressing issue for Bohol residents as many communities face limited access to potable and steady water. Islanders depend on groundwater sources or water sourced underground, which has led to saltwater intrusion and contamination, endangering public health and contributing to the spread of waterborne illnesses such as diarrhea.