Latin America and the Caribbean
The Latin America and Caribbean region is home to some of the world’s most significant bodies of water, including the Amazon River, the longest river system in the world, and the Caribbean Sea, which supports unique marine ecosystems. These water bodies face increasing threats from pollution, overfishing, and the impacts of climate change, which jeopardize both biodiversity and local communities that depend on them.
IWMI in Latin America and the Caribbean
IWMI has been working in the Americas since 1985, focusing on supporting sustainable water management, enhancing drought resilience, and improving agricultural practices in the region. Through data-driven solutions and innovative technologies, IWMI helps optimize water reuse, foster ecosystem restoration, and promote nature-positive approaches to ensure long-term environmental and societal resilience.
Latest Latin America and the Caribbean news
The Water Resilience Tracker is reframing climate policy across the Global South
Explainer: The Freshwater Challenge
COP30 signals a paradigm shift from emissions-only thinking to resilience and water-centered solutions
The past, present and future of international commitments to water with COP30 in focus
Latest Latin America and the Caribbean publications
Equality and Social Inclusion Integration Analysis Report: Strengthening Gender and Social Inclusion across the CGIAR Multifunctional Landscapes Program
Decentralised Food System Governance at the District Level in Cambodia: Studying the Performance of District Technical Working Groups in Boeng Sneh (Mekong Delta) and Boeng Ream (Tonle Sap)
Establishing Entry Points for Sustainable and Inclusive Groundwater Use for Agriculture in the Mekong
