In Latin America, water is more tightly linked to human potential and economic competitiveness than in any other part of the world. The region has roughly 31% of the planet’s freshwater ...

Emilio Sempris is Director of the Water Center for the Humid Tropics of Latin America and the Caribbean ... and the designations used, in maps or articles do not necessarily imply endorsement ...

In Latin America, a massive 45% of water is lost before it reaches the customer. This non-revenue water not only compounds the challenge of increasing drinking water access, it also represents a huge ...

Latin America is the region with the most water sources in the world, however there are 36 million people - 6 times the total population of Nicaragua – who still lack access to drinking water. On ...

South America is home to one-third of the world’s renewable water resources, and the vast majority of Latin Americans can access clean water. But the population that cannot — specifically ...