Parasitological Quality Evaluation of Pipe Waters in Abidjan, the Capital City of Cote D’ivoire

Background: Treatment and wastewater disposal lack in Abidjan leads to discharge the natural environment without treatment. These waters were loaded with pathogenic microorganisms that are causes of many diseases. Objectives: This study aims assess parasitological quality water from pipes Abididjan City, studying protozoa helminths. Methodology: 400 samples collected three municipalities 19 sites. Parasites identified using sedimentation. Results: Biological analyzes revealed 269 (67.2%) positive samples, presence taxa belonging helminths (nematodes, trematodes) group (amoeba, ciliates, flagellates). Protozoa most common a clear dominance amoebas class followed by ciliates flagellates. In positives Entamoeba coli (160 (59.48%)), Endolimax nana (112 (41.64%)), Giardia spp (71 (26.4%)), Paramecium caudatum (66 (24.54%)) species. The spatial distribution showed Yopougon commune was parasitized, Abobo-Adjame. parasitized sites CHU, SEL, AG. At seasonal level, dry season where parasite load highest regardless municipality Conclusion: these groups diversity parasitic taxonomic indicates faecal contamination piped city. parasites present potential danger for waters' direct indirect uses. Therefore, it is necessary treat this before any use flows into surface avoid parasites.