Volvamos a la fuente

Defecatio matutina bona tamquam medicina. Defecatio meridiana neque bona neque sana. Defecatio vespertina ducit hominem ad ruinam.

Eating Water part 2 | Comiendo agua parte 2 

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Op-Ed article by Crystal Fenwick and Fernando Miralles*

With immense swathes of tropical and sub-tropical zones and a seemingly bountiful supply of freshwater, Latin America and the Caribbean is rarely associated with water scarcity. Indeed, according to the UN, Latin America and the Caribbean is home to one-tenth of world’s population while generating one-third of its water resources.A closer look reveals disparity in the details.

Some ideas for a potential risk management strategy

by Juanita Riaño and Marianela López Galdos, Office of Institutional Integrity Seguir a @jrl44

A first glance to integrity risk in the water and sanitation sector

By Juanita Riaño and Marianela López Galdos, Office of Institutional Integrity

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by Juanita Riaño and Marianela López Galdos, from IDB's Office of Institutional Integrity* Seguir a @jrl44

By Denise Forrest*

When we think of wastewater we think of the ways we ‘treat’ it, meaning the types of technology used to reduce the pollution load and the effects of non-treatment of wastewater on sanitation and the environment.

Seguir a @MarcelloBasani Version en español: ¿Y crees que soy sexy? I believe Penelope Cruz is sexy (ever seen her in Bigas Luna’s Jamón Jamón?).

You might be without even knowing it...

Three years ago, tired of our workaholic culture, my family and I decided to move to another country. Selection criteria for our new destination included, not necessarily in order: job opportunities, quality of the educational system, amount of green areas, and level of “environmental” stress. In few words: a place where we could be happy.