Sostenibilidad para los acueductos comunales en Costa Rica : desafíos pendientes en la gobernabilidad hídrica

Community water and sanitation bodies called ASADAS in Costa Rica provide a large part of water to rural population. These bodies claim for enhanced legal competencies and financial resources in order to improve distribution of water, to ensure protection of water aquifers, to build capacities among...

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Main Authors: Ingo Gentes, Róger Madrigal
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Language:fra
Published: Éditions en environnement VertigO 2010-06-01
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/vertigo/9786
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description Community water and sanitation bodies called ASADAS in Costa Rica provide a large part of water to rural population. These bodies claim for enhanced legal competencies and financial resources in order to improve distribution of water, to ensure protection of water aquifers, to build capacities among their members and to foment a broad environmental education among water users. The State confronts the challenge to fulfill these demands through institutional decentralization and a greater form of autonomy, though without renouncing to ensure an adequate access to sufficient and potable water resources.
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spelling doaj-art-fde8a0dd14d0439dbfe2367cf4378c4e2025-08-20T03:44:39ZfraÉditions en environnement VertigOVertigO1492-84422010-06-01710.4000/vertigo.9786Sostenibilidad para los acueductos comunales en Costa Rica : desafíos pendientes en la gobernabilidad hídricaIngo GentesRóger MadrigalCommunity water and sanitation bodies called ASADAS in Costa Rica provide a large part of water to rural population. These bodies claim for enhanced legal competencies and financial resources in order to improve distribution of water, to ensure protection of water aquifers, to build capacities among their members and to foment a broad environmental education among water users. The State confronts the challenge to fulfill these demands through institutional decentralization and a greater form of autonomy, though without renouncing to ensure an adequate access to sufficient and potable water resources.https://journals.openedition.org/vertigo/9786Local drinking water bodieslegal framework reformssustainability and water governanceCosta Rica
spellingShingle Ingo Gentes
Róger Madrigal
Sostenibilidad para los acueductos comunales en Costa Rica : desafíos pendientes en la gobernabilidad hídrica
VertigO
Local drinking water bodies
legal framework reforms
sustainability and water governance
Costa Rica
title Sostenibilidad para los acueductos comunales en Costa Rica : desafíos pendientes en la gobernabilidad hídrica
title_full Sostenibilidad para los acueductos comunales en Costa Rica : desafíos pendientes en la gobernabilidad hídrica
title_fullStr Sostenibilidad para los acueductos comunales en Costa Rica : desafíos pendientes en la gobernabilidad hídrica
title_full_unstemmed Sostenibilidad para los acueductos comunales en Costa Rica : desafíos pendientes en la gobernabilidad hídrica
title_short Sostenibilidad para los acueductos comunales en Costa Rica : desafíos pendientes en la gobernabilidad hídrica
title_sort sostenibilidad para los acueductos comunales en costa rica desafios pendientes en la gobernabilidad hidrica
topic Local drinking water bodies
legal framework reforms
sustainability and water governance
Costa Rica
url https://journals.openedition.org/vertigo/9786
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