Informe de proyecto: Aprender de las crisis del agua: se necesita una gobernanza adaptativa y anticipatoria del agua en América del Sur

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The GovernAgua project aims to transition water governance in Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay from reactive to anticipatory models. By analyzing six river basins, the project seeks to develop a system of collective intelligence and experimental governance to enhance ecosystem services and human well-being. Initial findings highlight a shift from hierarchical to integrated governance models following national constitutional reforms, though progress varies by country, with Argentina showing less developed participatory legislation compared to Brazil and Uruguay.

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  • The project identifies that water crises—including erosion, flooding, water quality loss, and scarcity—are driven by climate variability and significant changes in land use across the studied basins.
  • Constitutional reforms in Argentina (2002), Brazil (1988), and Uruguay (2004) facilitated a transition from hierarchical 'command and control' governance to more integrated models featuring decentralization and broader stakeholder participation.
  • Comparative analysis reveals that while Brazil and Uruguay utilize a combination of hierarchical and network governance (vertical and horizontal coordination), Argentina remains predominantly hierarchical with less non-governmental participation and less developed participatory legislation.
  • The project focuses on three specific deep-study cases to establish an experimental anticipatory governance system: the Chubut River in Argentina, the Piracicaba-Capivari-Jundiaí (PCJ) rivers in Brazil, and Laguna del Sauce in Uruguay.

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Trimble, M., Jobbágy, E., Pascual, M., & Jacobi, P. R. (2024). Informe de proyecto: Aprender de las crisis del agua: se necesita una gobernanza adaptativa y anticipatoria del agua en América del Sur. Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research. https://iai.int/en/transformando-la-gobernanza-del-agua-en-america-del-sur-de-la-reaccion-a-la-adaptacion-y-la-anticipacion-sgp-hw-056/
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Trimble, Micaela, Esteban Jobbágy, Miguel Pascual, and Pedro R. Jacobi. Informe de proyecto: Aprender de las crisis del agua: se necesita una gobernanza adaptativa y anticipatoria del agua en América del Sur. Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research, 2024. https://iai.int/en/transformando-la-gobernanza-del-agua-en-america-del-sur-de-la-reaccion-a-la-adaptacion-y-la-anticipacion-sgp-hw-056/.
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@techreport{trimble2024informe, author = {Trimble, Micaela and Jobbágy, Esteban and Pascual, Miguel and Jacobi, Pedro R.}, title = {{Informe de proyecto: Aprender de las crisis del agua: se necesita una gobernanza adaptativa y anticipatoria del agua en América del Sur}}, institution = {Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research}, year = {2024}, month = sep, url = {https://iai.int/en/transformando-la-gobernanza-del-agua-en-america-del-sur-de-la-reaccion-a-la-adaptacion-y-la-anticipacion-sgp-hw-056/}, urldate = {2026-08-17}, note = {Indexed by Climate Insights Directory} }

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