📋 Tender Overview
The National Water Authority (ANA), an entity attached to the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (MIDAGRI), promotes together with the Regional Government of Cusco an inter-institutional articulation process aimed at consolidating the Regional Water Agenda, an initiative that seeks to position water security as a strategic axis for the sustainable development of the territory.
Within this framework, the work is carried out through the Vilcanota Urubamba Interregional Basin Water Resources Council, in coordination with the International Technical Cooperation Office (OCTI) of the Cusco Regional Government, as part of the actions to strengthen Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the region.
This technical-political space allows for the establishment of coordination mechanisms between public institutions, sectoral authorities, local governments, academia and organized civil society, with the aim of promoting a shared vision of sustainable water management in the basin.
The Regional Water Agenda is conceived as a multi-sector articulation instrument that will integrate aspects linked to the supply and demand of water resources, water quality, natural infrastructure and water governance under a basin approach, allowing strategic actions to be guided for the management of the resource.
Likewise, the process seeks to prioritize interventions aligned with the Water Resources Management Plan of the Vilcanota Urubamba basin, promoting the mobilization of technical cooperation and financing for projects linked to the protection and sustainable use of water.
The Cusco Regional Government will participate in this process, through the International Technical Cooperation Office (OCTI) and the Regional Agriculture Management (GERAGRI), together with the Water Resources Council of the Vilcanota Urubamba Interregional Basin, who will convene various actors in the basin to strengthen water governance and consolidate the Water Agenda as a platform for concerted action for public decision-making.
In this way, the initiative seeks to contribute to integrated management that articulates planning, public investment and citizen participation, aimed at guaranteeing the sustainability of the water resource for the benefit of the population of the Cusco region.
