This analysis identifies governance fragmentation and environmental stress affecting drinking water access in Piura, suggesting coordinated planning for equitable resources.
Key Points
Access to drinking water in Piura is marked by significant inequalities, highlighting the need for improved governance strategies alongside territorial planning.
Approximately 2 million inhabitants face challenges due to social inequality and governance fragmentation, which hinder effective water management efforts.
Analysis utilized a structural documentary approach to identify key barriers in drinking water access and quality, focusing on local capacity and institutional overlaps.
Findings emphasize the importance of aligning local realities with international governance frameworks to support Sustainable Development Goal 6 in rural Peru.