Sunday , 9 August 2026
As the Philippines continues to experience the effects of El Niño, Manila Water Non-East Zone operating unit Boracay Water is strengthening its water security initiatives through enhanced river level monitoring, non-revenue water (NRW) reduction, and watershed protection to ensure the continuous delivery of safe and reliable water services across Boracay Island.

Boracay Water strengthens El Niño mitigation to safeguard Boracay’s water security

Boracay Water has reinforced its El Niño mitigation strategies to ensure a stable and reliable water supply across Boracay Island despite prolonged dry conditions. Operating with a robust production capacity of 25 million liters per day against an average demand of 10 MLD, the utility utilizes real-time river level monitoring of the Nabaoy River, intensified leak detection, and pressure management to prevent service disruptions.

To achieve long-term sustainability, the company successfully reduced its non-revenue water from 30% in 2022 to 19% in 2025 and expanded its watershed protection efforts in the Malay watershed. Through proactive planning, enhanced wastewater reuse, and continued investments in climate resilience, Boracay Water safeguards the island’s water security for both residents and the tourism sector.

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