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GS Inima Brazil has started operations at Barrinha Saneamiento in Barrinha, São Paulo, to modernize the local water infrastructure. Officially launched on March 2, the project involves a 44 million reais investment over five years to support 32,000 residents.

Key developments include the construction of new sewage collection networks, a Wastewater Treatment Plant to handle all sewage, and modernization of 18 wells and water pumping stations. The initiative aims for universal sanitation services by 2030 and is projected to create over 30 direct jobs in the local economy.