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THÔNG TIN TÀI LIỆU
Cấu trúc
Introduction
Executive Summary
Acknowledgments
Acronyms
Contents
Chapter 1: Methodological Aspects
1 Why Conduct This Research?
2 Methods and Assumptions
Chapter 2: Population Behavior and Land Occupation Trends
1 The Ecoregional Approach
1.1 Andean Ecoregion
1.2 Amazon Ecoregion
1.3 Dry Chaco Ecoregion
1.4 Parana-La Plata Ecoregion
1.5 Mexican Plateau Ecoregion
1.6 Central American Cordillera Ecoregion
2 Population Behavior, Land Occupation Trends, and Water in the Andean Ecoregion (Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Part of Argentina)
3 Population Behavior, Land Occupation Trends, and Water in the Amazon Ecoregion (Mainly Brazil and Parts of Bolivia, Colombia, and Peru)
4 Population Behavior, Land Occupation Trends, and Water in the Dry Chaco Ecoregion (Mainly Paraguay and Parts of Bolivia and Argentina)
5 Population Behavior, Land Occupation Trends, and Water in the Paraná-La Plata Ecoregion (Mainly Uruguay and Parts of Argentina and Paraguay)
6 Central American Cordillera Ecoregion (Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panamá and Part of Mexico)
7 Mexican Plateau Ecoregion (Mexico)
8 Conclusions
Chapter 3: The State of Water Sources
1 Water Availability in Latin America
2 Water Availability in Andean Ecoregion (Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Venezuela, Parts of Argentina)
3 Water Availability in Amazon (Mainly Brazil), Dry Chaco (Mainly Paraguay), and Paraná-La Plata (Mainly Argentina and Uruguay) Ecoregions
4 Water Availability in Central American Cordillera (Mainly Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama) and Mexican Plateau Ecoregions (Mainly Mexico)
5 Per Capita Water Availability in Latin America
6 People and Water
7 Climate Change and Water
8 Virtual Water
9 Conclusions
Chapter 4: Water Supply, Sanitation, Energy, and Industrial Constraints
1 Access to Urban and Rural Drinking Water and Sanitation in the Andean Ecoregion
1.1 Ecuador
1.2 Colombia
1.3 Venezuela
1.4 Peru
1.5 Bolivia
1.6 Chile
2 Access to Urban and Rural Drinking Water and Sanitation in Amazon Ecoregion
2.1 Brazil
3 Access to Urban and Rural Drinking Water and Sanitation in Dry Chaco and Paraná-La Plata Ecoregions
3.1 Paraguay
3.2 Argentina
3.3 Uruguay
4 Access to Urban and Rural Drinking Water and Sanitation in Central American Cordillera Ecoregion
4.1 Costa Rica
4.2 El Salvador
4.3 Nicaragua
4.4 Guatemala
4.5 Honduras
4.6 Panama
5 Access to Urban and Rural Drinking Water and Sanitation in Mexican Plateau Ecoregion
5.1 Mexico
6 Latin American Situation and Trends
7 Conclusions
Chapter 5: Quality, Sustainability, and Investment Levels
1 Ecosystem Services and Their Role in Water Supply and Basin Management
2 Water Withdrawal, Income, and Consumption
3 Impact of Water Quality in Andean Ecoregion (Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Parts of Argentina)
4 Impact of Water Quality in Amazon Ecoregion (Brazil, Parts of Colombia, Peru, and Bolivia)
5 Impact of Water Quality in Dry Chaco Ecoregion (Paraguay, Parts of Bolivia, and Argentina)
6 Impact of Water Quality in Paraná-La Plata Ecoregion (Uruguay, Parts of Argentina, and Paraguay)
7 Impact of Water Quality in Central American Cordillera Ecoregion (Panama, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Parts of Mexico)
8 Impact of Water Quality in the Mexican Altiplano Ecoregion (Mexico)
9 Quality of Services in Latin America
10 Sustainability of Services in Latin America
11 Investment in Basins, Water, and Sanitation
12 Costs of Water Supplies and Sanitation in Latin America
12.1 Mexico: Investment Costs of Supplying Water
12.2 Ecuador: Rural Water Supply Costs
12.3 Bolivia: Urban Water Supply Costs
12.4 Paraguay: Costs of Water Supplies and Sanitation in Rural Indigenous Areas
12.5 Honduras: Urban Informal Water Costs
13 Private Investment in Latin America
14 Investment Requirements in Latin America
15 Conclusions
Chapter 6: Governance, Planning, Capacities, and Management Models
1 Key Water Management Models Conceptual Framework
2 Water Governance, Sector Planning, and Management Models in Latin America
3 Case: Las Amunas de Huarochirí: Recharging the Aquifers in the Andes
4 Case: The PDRS Project
5 Water and Sanitation Value Chain
6 Water Supply and Sanitation Capacity Management
7 Human Resource Weaknesses
8 Investment Dysfunctions
9 Regulation
10 Water Supply and Sanitation Management Models in Latin America
10.1 Corporate State Model
10.2 Corporate Municipal Model
10.3 Rural Community Model
10.4 Urban Community Model
10.5 Urban Informal Water Supply Provision
11 Basin, Water Supply, and Sanitation Governance in Latin America
12 Water Governance and Legislative Framework in Latin America
13 Water Management Roles in Latin America
14 Conclusions
Chapter 7: Experiences with Water Supply and Sanitation
1 Social Control of Public Policies in Argentina: The Case of the Matanza Riachuelo Basin
2 Argentina: The Case of the Water Cooperatives
3 Argentina: Privatization of a Water Supply and Sanitation Enterprise
4 Bolivia: Chronicle of Privatization Failure Foretold
5 Bolivia: A Successful Cooperative Model
6 Brazil: The “One Million Rural Water Tanks” Program
7 Colombia: Social Programs for Water Supply Services
8 Ecuador: Successful Privatization of Drinking Water Services
9 Guatemala: Water Supply and Sanitation with a Basin Approach
10 Mexico: Water Governance at the Local Level: A Case Study of the Municipality of Zapotitlan de Vadillo, Jalisco
11 Peru: The “Water for All” Program
12 Peru: Water Supply and Sanitation in the Andes
13 Peru: Saving Urban Water Under Market Conditions
14 Peru: The Water Group
15 Peru: Rural water supply and sanitation with basins approach
16 Conclusions
Chapter 8: Policy Recommendations and Project Proposals
1 A Policy Framework Proposal for Latin American Countries
2 Ensuring the Quality and Quantity of Water Sources
2.1 Political Aspects
2.2 Organizational Aspects
2.3 Physical Aspects
2.4 Environmental Aspects
2.5 Economic Aspects
2.6 Social Aspects
3 Providing Urban and Rural Drinking Water Supplies and Sanitation in a Fast and Sustainable Way