Our services
What SNDE does, and how to get things done: each service is explained step by step, with the right point of contact.
Three ways to reach us
Toll-free number80 00 15 15
Free call for emergencies, leaks and interruptions.
MySNDE
Official online services platform.
Customer offices
For subscriptions, connections and payments.
Drinking water production and treatment
SNDE draws water from the Senegal River and from groundwater, then treats it so that it meets drinking water requirements.
The stages
- 1
Abstraction
A river intake (the Aftout Es-Saheli system) or boreholes into aquifers, as at Idini.
- 2
Treatment
Water is clarified and disinfected at treatment plants.
- 3
Monitoring
Testing before water enters the network, and quality monitoring across it.
Transport and distribution
Transfer pipelines, pumping stations and reservoirs carry water to the urban networks that serve subscribers and public standpipes.
How water travels
- 1
Transfer
Treated water is pumped to the cities through large pipelines.
- 2
Storage
Reservoirs and water towers regulate pressure and hold a reserve.
- 3
Distribution
The local network brings water to each subscriber’s meter.
- Seen a leak in the street? Report it on the toll-free number, giving the neighbourhood and a landmark.
Subscriptions and connections
To connect a home or business to the network, you take out a subscription and SNDE carries out the connection.
The main steps
- 1
Ask
Contact customer service or an office to find out which documents are required and the conditions.
- 2
Apply
Hand in your complete file at the office serving your neighbourhood.
- 3
Survey and quote
SNDE checks technical feasibility and tells you the cost of the connection.
- 4
Payment and works
Once paid, the teams make the connection and install the meter.
- 5
Contract
You sign your subscription contract and receive your customer reference.
Required documents and connection charges
The official list of documents and applicable fees will be published here.
Billing and payment
Your bill is based on your meter reading. It shows your customer reference, the billing period, the volume used and the amount due.
Managing your bill
- 1
Check
Compare the reading on the bill with the one on your meter.
- 2
Pay
Pay before the due date using one of the accepted payment methods.
- 3
Keep
Keep your bills and receipts: you will need them if you make a complaint.
Payment methods
- SNDE customer offices.
- Bankily mobile payment.
- The MySNDE platform, depending on the services it offers.
Tariffs and bill explainer
Current tariffs and an annotated sample bill will be published here.
Online customer account
SNDE’s online services are provided on the official MySNDE platform, which is separate from this website.
Getting started
- 1
Prepare
Keep your customer reference to hand (it is printed on your bill).
- 2
Sign in
Go to mysnde.mr and follow the platform’s instructions.
- 3
Get help
If you have trouble, see the Customer area page or call the toll-free number.
Complaints and service requests
A disputed bill, a faulty meter, low pressure? Make a complaint: it will be recorded and followed up.
Making a complaint
- 1
Gather details
Note your customer reference and address and, if possible, attach a bill or a photo.
- 2
Get in touch
Call the toll-free number, use the contact form or visit an office.
- 3
Keep the reference
Write down the case number you are given.
- 4
Hear back
SNDE contacts you to explain how your complaint is being handled.
Interruptions and restoration
Planned works are announced in advance. If supply is cut unexpectedly, teams work to restore service as quickly as possible.
What to do if your water is cut off
- 1
Check
See the Service notices page to find out whether your area is affected.
- 2
Report
If no notice has been published, call the toll-free number.
- 3
Prepare for the water to return
Close your taps to avoid overflows, then let the water run briefly once supply is back.
Saving water
Drinking water is scarce and costly to produce. SNDE offers practical advice to help users cut waste and find leaks.
Three habits
- 1
Check
Test your meter to find hidden leaks.
- 2
Repair
Have leaking taps and cisterns fixed straight away.
- 3
Protect
Cover your stored water and keep it clean.
Need help?
Customer service can answer your questions about your subscription, your bills and water supply.

