Improving rural water supply in Mexico in times of pandemics

IF 0.3 4区环境科学与生态学 Q4 ENGINEERING, CIVIL

Tecnologia Y Ciencias Del Agua Pub Date : 2023-05-01 DOI:10.24850/j-tyca-14-03-09

Jorge Silva

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Abstract

The efficacy of public administration strategies has been gauged on how they handle pandemics and the knock-on effects that occur on the environment or society, and in this case, in the rural water supply in Mexico in times of pandemics. Water access in rural Mexico and how the government has managed the rise in demand during pandemics are explored using a systematic review into 51 documents. Mexico’s water system is below par and there is a need for more investments to be pumped into community management schemes. The involvement of the public in the development of community management schemes is necessary to find a solution to the changing demand and supply.

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在大流行时期改善墨西哥农村供水

公共行政战略的效力是根据它们如何处理流行病以及对环境或社会产生的连锁反应来衡量的，在这种情况下，在流行病发生时对墨西哥农村供水的连锁反应。通过对51份文件的系统审查，探讨了墨西哥农村地区的水获取情况以及政府如何在大流行期间管理需求的增长。墨西哥的供水系统低于平均水平，需要向社区管理计划投入更多的投资。市民必须参与社区管理计划的发展，以找到解决不断变化的供求关系的办法。

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Tecnologia Y Ciencias Del Agua ENGINEERING, CIVIL-WATER RESOURCES

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0.60

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>12 weeks

期刊介绍： Published by the Mexican Institute of Water Technology, Water Technology and Sciences (Tecnología y ciencias del agua) is a highly specialized journal which reflects two important characteristics: The interdisciplinary nature of its articles and notes. The international scope of its authors, editors, reviewers, and readers. It constitutes the continuity of the journal Irrigación en México (Irrigation in Mexico) (1930-1946); Ingeniería hidráulica en México (Hydraulic Engineering in Mexico) (1947-1971); Recursos hidráulicos (Hydraulic Resources) (1972-1978), and Ingeniería hidráulica en México, second period (1985-2009). The journal is aimed at researchers, academics, and professionals who are interested in finding solutions to problems related to the water. The journal’s contents are interdisciplinary and contain previously unpublished articles and notes that offer original scientific and technological contribution that are developed in the fields of knowledge related to the following disciplines: Water and energy. Water quality. Hydro-agricultural sciences. Political and social science. Water management. Hydrology. Hydraulics.