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Educational talks and awareness marches brought together students and the community in various locations in the regionThe National Water Authority (ANA), an entity attached to the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (MIDAGRI), developed educational sessions and awareness marches in twelve secondary educational institutions in the Apurimac region, within the framework of the activities for World Water Day.
The actions included talks aimed at students from public and private schools, promoting reflection on the responsible use of water, the adoption of healthy habits and the importance of protecting water sources. These activities were carried out in coordination with the health education area of the Abancay Municipal Drinking Water and Sewage Services Company (EMUSAP), as part of the campaign Where water flows, equality is born.
Among the participating educational institutions, Pedro Kalbermatter, INDIVISA MANENT, Micaela Bastidas de Tamburco and Miguel Grau de Abancay stand out, as well as San Francisco Solano, Sagrado Corazon de Jesus, La Salle, Villa Gloria and Nuestra Senora de las Mercedes. In these spaces, students actively participated, addressing issues related to water conservation and recognizing the importance of ecosystems such as the Ampay National Sanctuary and the Rontoccocha lagoon, fundamental for the water supply of the city of Abancay.
Likewise, at the Gran Amauta educational institution in Challhuahuacho, in the province of Cotabambas, sessions focused on the prevention of water pollution and the promotion of responsible practices from the school environment were held.
As part of this campaign, awareness marches were also carried out in towns such as Abancay, Curahuasi, Aymaraes and Antabamba, where students, municipalities, water user organizations, public entities and peasant communities participated, strengthening the message about the importance of caring for water resources.
These actions are articulated with educational initiatives such as The Water Route, promoted by the Regional Directorate of Education of Apurimac, aimed at promoting the recognition of the water territory in educational institutions.
In this way, the National Water Authority continues to strengthen the culture of water in the school population, promoting knowledge and appreciation of water sources as a basis for sustainable management of the resource in the region.