DELVIC Sanitation Initiatives

Industry

Energy, Waste & circular economy, Water

Topics

Biomass, bagasse & waste valorisation

Role

Services / consulting — “…of fecal sludge; training, consulting, and engineering services; and support in sludge and industrial wastewat…”

Why it is bioeconomy

DELVIC Sanitation Initiatives is a Senegalese company specializing in the treatment and valorization of fecal sludge and solid waste into energy, water, and agricultural products.

Found via

[Rubric] Benin · struvite; [Rubric] Senegal · struvite

Products: Omniprocessor; Compost; Sedron Bioénergie

Applications

sanitation · wastewater treatment · resource recovery · Wastewater treatment · Sewage management · Organic compost production · Fecal Sludge Treatment Plants (FSTPs) · Onsite sanitation solutions · wastewater management · environmental pollution control

Customers & partners

local authorities · public institutions · technical and financial partners · National Office of Sanitation of Senegal (ONAS) · Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation · African Water Association (AAE) · Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Sciences and Technology (Eawag)

Production sites

Dakar Region — Sewage treatment facilities · Diourbel Region — Sewage treatment facilities · Thiès Region — Sewage treatment facilities · Dakar, Senegal — Fecal Sludge Treatment Plants (FSTPs) · Thiès, Senegal — Fecal Sludge Treatment Plants (FSTPs) · Diourbel, Senegal — Fecal Sludge Treatment Plants (FSTPs) · Dakar region — FSTP · Diourbel region — FSTP · Thiès region — FSTP

Products (website)

Omniprocessor — A technology that converts dried sewage sludge into pathogen-free by-products including distilled water for industrial use, ashes, and electricity. · Compost — A high-quality by-product used as a substitute for chemical fertilizers for vegetables such as tomatoes, onions, and cabbages. · Sedron Bioénergie — A technological innovation that valorizes fecal sludge and solid wastes producing electricity, high-quality water for industrial applications, and ashes for agriculture and civil engineering.

Read from the company's own website: products · rnd · contact · sustainability · topic · topic · topic · topic

• 2026-01-24 Sénégal: Assainissement - Remise officielle de 40 camions de vidange aux acteurs de l'assainissement - allAfrica.com
  The article highlights a Senegalese sanitation initiative where 40 vacuum trucks were officially handed over at the Cambérène wastewater treatment plant, as part of a pilot program to modernize and professionalize the sector through a multi-stakeholder …
• 2026-05-11 Senegal’s Urban Sanitation Investment Needs Could Reach $1.3 Billion by 2050, Study Finds - ANN
  The article does not mention DELVIC Sanitation Initiatives; it focuses on Senegal’s urban sanitation investment needs, the AUSII program, and opportunities for off-grid and circular economy solutions. If you’re asking about DELVIC specifically, there is no …
• 2026-08-13 Baie de Hann: restoring one of West Africa's most polluted bays | Dutch Water Sector
  The article describes Baie de Hann’s restoration as a flagship sanitation initiative in Senegal, driven by major infrastructure upgrades (a wastewater treatment plant and a 15 km interceptor sewer) and stricter industrial pre-treatment, aiming to curb …
• 2026-05-16 Casamance : Diembéring transforme les boues de vidange en opportunités économiques et écologiques - Afrikawa
  Summary: The article highlights Diembéring’s STBV under the PAI2D project as a model of sustainable, circular WASH solutions, turning treated sludge into compost and using treated water for irrigation. It emphasizes inclusive sanitation improvements, …
• 2025-03-25 Strengthening Health Systems at the Community Level in Senegal | UNICEF USA
  DELVIC Sanitation Initiatives are not mentioned in this UNICEF USA piece. The article highlights UNICEF’s Community-Led Total Sanitation (CLTS) in Abbecouta, Senegal, led by Hassanha Sow, which has reduced open defecation, diarrheal disease, and malnutrition, …
• 2026-03-03 Inauguration des ouvrages d'assainissement à Mbirkilane et Malem Hoddar : "l’œuvre de la restauration de l’équité va se poursuivre" ( Cheikh Tidiane DIEYE)
  Summary: The article reports the inauguration of two wastewater sludge treatment stations in Malem Hoddar (30 m3/day) and Mbirkilane (45 m3/day) under the PEAMIR project funded by the World Bank, highlighting a push toward social justice and territorial equity …

Ownership & investors 2

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