Rainwater Quality Monitoring and Harvesting Technology Evaluation in Mexico City
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Description
The project is dedicated to evaluating the adoption and abandonment of Rainwater Collection Systems (SCALL) across 120 sites in CDMX, considering technical, economic, social, and cultural factors. It aims to assess knowledge of these systems, including maintenance, operation, and disinfection processes, with results disaggregated by gender to inform public policy decision-making. The findings will guide the identification of alternative water sources, assess rainwater quality, and understand gender differences in the adoption and maintenance of these systems. These insights are crucial for directing investments for installing SCALL systems in CDMX, with broader implications for other regions in Mexico.
Geopgraphic area, Thematic and Game-changer
This Action is being implemented in Latin America and the Caribbean, focusing on Mexico.
It is part of the Multi-stakeholder Coalition鈥檚 Working Group on Academia and publications and is intended to apply the : Narrowing the persisting gap between policy and practice in the water domain to ensure gender-equality policies and necessary mechanisms are in place for implementation.
