30 November 2010|Event

El evento se propuso como un espacio que permitiera compartir con los reguladores las lecciones aprendidas durante el desarrollo del proyecto; analizar con las contrapartes los casos que se han trabajado en conjunto y, muy especialmente, presentar y debatir el documento final del proyecto para, posteriormente, incorporar sus aportes y comentarios.

Objetivo general:

Efectuar un análisis y examinar los retos que plantea el fortalecimiento de la institucionalidad de los servicios públicos de abastecimiento de agua potable y saneamiento en Guatemala

Documento base:

"Servicios de agua potable y saneamiento en Guatemala: beneficios potenciales y determinantes de éxito" (E. Lentini, julio de 2010)

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