Titlebook: Water Policy in Mexico; Economic, Institutio Hilda R. Guerrero García Rojas Book 2019 Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springe

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Indigenous People and the Right to Waterng local water rights, when in fact the federal government is in charge of managing water rights. The intense process of redistribution of water in basins and aquifers under stress or by the river basin closure is leading to additional pressure on water in the Indian territories.

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Indigenous People and the Right to Waterng local water rights, when in fact the federal government is in charge of managing water rights. The intense process of redistribution of water in basins and aquifers under stress or by the river basin closure is leading to additional pressure on water in the Indian territories.

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Climate Change and Vulnerability of Water Resources in Mexico: Challenges for Basin Management ecosystems, can be a model, from actions of adaptation and conservation of the functionality of the basins, for the reduction of water vulnerability and a crosscutting element of public policies in Mexico, which allows to adapt to climate change and meet the international commitments that Mexico has signed.

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Climate Change and Vulnerability of Water Resources in Mexico: Challenges for Basin Management ecosystems, can be a model, from actions of adaptation and conservation of the functionality of the basins, for the reduction of water vulnerability and a crosscutting element of public policies in Mexico, which allows to adapt to climate change and meet the international commitments that Mexico has signed.

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Introduction and Lessons Learnedpter addresses its objectives and reach. It also provides an overview of the chapters underlining the links and continuity among them. A lesson learned section is provided, summarizing the lessons from the different chapters in the book in a way that readers can learn about the concluding notes pres

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Effects of Water Availability and Policy Changes for Irrigated Agriculturer we present our research results on two aspects of this problem related to water availability and water pricing. For our study we use a general equilibrium model applied to Mexico focused on agricultural and food production. Two policy options are evaluated based on the Mexican state’s ownership an

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Mexico, the Water Stress: Challenges and Opportunities in Wastewater Treatment and Reusermful effects on human health and on the environment and also leads to negative social and economic consequences. Due to this, regeneration and reuse activities are of paramount importance. Many countries practice the regeneration and reuse with successful results. In developing countries because of

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Industrial Water Use in Mexico: Analysis of Efficiencies Using Water Price Elasticityof water availability zones which arises from the scarcity principle, assuming that the water policy for an efficient water use in Mexico follows the economic principle of supply and demand. In this chapter an analysis of changes in water demand for the industrial sector is performed by hydrological

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Water Utilities: Is Their Sustained Financial Efficiency Achievable? – The Mexican Case is still unsatisfactory. In face of the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), whose reach is much wider and ambitious, the country faces a huge financial and technical challenge. Besides facing growing problems due to the scarcity and bad quality of water sources, the gap between demand and sup