Water Policies to Support Investment in Humans and Nature a Compilation of Good Practices in Latin America And The Caribbean: A Collaborative Review of Legal and Project Good Practices in Eight Countries
Date issued
August 2024
Subject
Water and Sanitation;
Human Rights;
Women;
Water Resource;
Equality;
Indigenous People;
Access to Information;
Sanitation Service
JEL code
Q25 - Water;
L95 - Gas Utilities • Pipelines • Water Utilities;
L97 - Utilities: General;
L98 - Government Policy;
O31 - Innovation and Invention: Processes and Incentives;
O32 - Management of Technological Innovation and R&D;
O35 - Social Innovation;
O38 - Government Policy
Category
Catalogs and Brochures
The report presents an analysis of legal frameworks and project implementations across eight Latin American countries: Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, Panama, Paraguay and Peru. It serves as a reference to the legal frameworks and good practices in water resources management in Latin America, emphasizing a holistic and sustainable approach to ensure both human and environmental well-being.
It provides insights into good governance practices in Latin American countries, focusing on the procedural principles of the Human Rights-Based Approach as it applies to the Human Rights to Water and Sanitation and a healthy environment. Highlighting the interconnectedness of water resources conservation with their human use, the report emphasizes the importance of balancing infrastructure development with sustainable management of natural resources.
It provides insights into good governance practices in Latin American countries, focusing on the procedural principles of the Human Rights-Based Approach as it applies to the Human Rights to Water and Sanitation and a healthy environment. Highlighting the interconnectedness of water resources conservation with their human use, the report emphasizes the importance of balancing infrastructure development with sustainable management of natural resources.
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