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  • Drawing on U.S. Government and Civil Service Expertise to Improve Water Resources Management Practices
    Interagency Story
    Did you know that the U.S. Department of State engages with countries around the world on key water issues through AWEP?  Through a cooperative agreement with the U.S.
  • Proyecto PARA-Agua: Cuenca Chica-Piura
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    This video (in Spanish) describes the efforts of the PARA-Agua project working in the Chira-Piura river basin in Peru
  • Partnering for Adaptation and Resilience
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    Climate change has negatively impacted water resources and ecosystems in many parts of Latin America and the Caribbean.
  • SERVIR Amazonia
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    The purpose of the “SERVIR Amazonia” Activity is to reduce negative impacts of large-scale infrastructure, extractives activities, and climate change on Amazon forests and waters through increased use of geospatial information for improved plannin
  • Project Profile: Partnering for Adaptation and Resilience (PARA-Agua)
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    Columbia and Peru: Building Bridges Across the Watershed, Upstream and Downstream Partnering for Adaptation and Resilience (PARA-Agua) | 2013–2017
  • Partnering for Adaptation and Resilience – Agua (PARA-Agua) Project: Final Report
    Final Report
    Climate change has negatively impacted water resources and ecosystems in many parts of Latin America and the Caribbean.
  • Helping Latin America Build Resilience in the Face of Water Scarcity
    Global Waters Article
    In late 2016, much of South America’s Pacific coast experienced a severe drought that destroyed crops and impacted livestock. By the end of November, Bolivia had declared a state of emergency.
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