The collaborative work between government, civil society and private sector to make decision on managing water.

Principle that gives people who live closer to water the precedence in using it than those who live farther away.

It's a type of pressure to freshwater that eliminates key components of aquatic environment; causes loss of functions, integrity, habitat and biodiversity; alters runoff patterns; inhibits natural recharge; fills water bodies with silt, etc.

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It is the phase of the water treatment process where settles heavy particles settle to the bottom and the clear water moves to filtration.

Mechanism that helps improve access to safe water and sanitation services which involves gubernamental and private sectors.

It is the water ethic principle that states all persons need to be provided with the basic necessities of life in an equitable basis.

Process in which there is a water loss due to the characteristics of it.

It's the largest lake in México.

Water gathered from precipitation and transported to a container to be used afterwards for several purposes.

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This principle establishes that people in the vicinity of water should not use water exceeding their actual needs.

It is the main source of water for domestic use in México (69%).

Physical, chemical and biological parameters.

Disinfection process is the most used woldwide due to its economic price and the safe residue.

Community organizations for water services and sanitation.

"For protection and careful use of water resources is needed for intergenerational and intra-generational equity and promotes the sustainable use of life-enabling ecosystems."

Term that refers to the control or maintenance of water systems and water resources by private entities.

The process by which a body of water acquires a high concentration of nutrients, especially phosphates and nitrates. These typically promote excessive growth of algae.

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They include an anti poverty agenda and are considered the most important international development goals of modern times.

It is the water ethics principle that includes the interests of all groups, especially the poor and under-represented groups, in order to be fully represented.

Agriculture

Some methods are filling up with effluent, capturing rain water and direct ground water.

Sanitation method that gives useful nutrients from urine and feces to the environment for food production and avoid pollution.