To ensure compliance with legal requirements, users must concentrate their sewage/wastewater treatment process. The primary goal of sewage treatment is the removal of numerous hazardous load components from the environment, including solids, organic carbon, nutrients, inorganic salts, and metals, pathogens, and others. Effective wastewater collection and treatment is essential for the environment and for public health. Protecting the environment in a way that is beneficial to public health and socioeconomics is the main goal of seawater management. Wastewater management's ultimate objective is to reduce the amount of water and organic material used in wastewater in an environmentally friendly manner. Sewage and waste water treatment is carried out using a variety of techniques to reduce the amount of water and wastewater containing organic material. Examining issues with public health and socioeconomics is essential.