Mosquito-borne tropical disease that include muscles and joint pains, headache and a characteristic skin rash, similar to measles.

It is the conjunction of different organizations that have different purposes, this is an actor that is a big part of the social aspect of governance. It relates different organizations and brings them to a common goal, fights for what people need.

It is the physical process of tuning the quality of water and where most of the suspended particles are eliminated

It is development that meets the needs of society into the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

It is the most important resource for life in society, and this resource affects the socio-economic development of a population.

Infectious disease with symptoms that include diarrhea, vomit, general soreness, headache, nausea, and fever, among others.

They are the worst affected, representing 50% of the population in developing countries because they are the most exposed to polluted water.

The characteristics are transparent, verifiable, measurable, or scientifically consistent

A complicated situation where different alternatives intertwine in a moral conflict in order to make a decision.

Process in which there is no water loss, meaning that the water entering the process is almost the same as the one that exits.

The main type of diseases due to the scarcity of water and to the lack of proper sanitation and hygiene in the world.

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

Water treatment process that has various stages of filtering, one of which includes a biological element that can be represented by earth worms.

Principle that establishes the importance of the different interests of all groups, especially the poor and under-represented groups, should be taken into account can be fully represented.

México is one of the first polluters. They are thrown away everywhere and pose a serious problem to the natural environments.

Bacterial caused disease that presents symptoms like distended abdomen, abdominal pain, vomit, frequent evacuations, fever, etc.

It is one governance model that encourages communities to take action so they can find a solution to their water situation and the acronym is CWB.

Phase of the water purification process in which chemical substances are added to agglutinate colloidal substances to facilitate their decantation and filtration.

This principle means that the saved and surplus water from the allocated amount can be traded as a commodity.

Sector in México that achieved an increase from 50% to 74% in water access.

Very infectious disease that has caused numerous deaths and has symptoms like abundant diarrhea, cramps and dehydration.

A practice to facilitate participation and taking the leadership or influencial role by underrepresentatives stakeholders in planning and management of water resources.

Dry toilets, water storages, humidity traps are examples of these methods.

Ethics principle that supports the mitigation of environmental damages to prevent future contamination by setting up a fee.

Maximum distance for water accessibility, from the living facilities to the supply point.