Titlebook: Water and Territory in Latin America; Trends, Challenges a Vladimir Arana Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 Popu

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Governance, Planning, Capacities, and Management Models,Recently the terms . and . have been used with increasing frequency. In Latin America, bad governance is now considered one of the main reasons for society’s failure. International financial organizations and donors are approving loans and donations considering more and more whether good governance reforms are taking place.

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Governance, Planning, Capacities, and Management Models,Recently the terms . and . have been used with increasing frequency. In Latin America, bad governance is now considered one of the main reasons for society’s failure. International financial organizations and donors are approving loans and donations considering more and more whether good governance reforms are taking place.

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Vladimir AranaAnalyzes successes and failures of water policies and projects in Latin America, comparing them and taking lessons from them.Analyzes water resources and their relationship with water supply and sanit

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Population Behavior and Land Occupation Trends,nd African cities will experience, as stated by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) in the World Urbanization Prospects Report, 2014 Revision (United Nations, DESA 2014), while by the same year 89 % of the population in Latin America will live in towns and cities (IADB 2012).

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The State of Water Sources,y stage of the hydrological cycle demands knowledge and resources beyond governments’ capacities, so they focus their efforts on specific stages of the water cycle, in particular uses, and on specific aspects.

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Population Behavior and Land Occupation Trends,nd African cities will experience, as stated by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) in the World Urbanization Prospects Report, 2014 Revision (United Nations, DESA 2014), while by the same year 89 % of the population in Latin America will live in towns and cities (IADB 2012).