From the Blue Planet Project: Bolivia – Alto Beni and Palos Blancos.
On March 31, 2026, the municipalities of Palos Blancos and Alto Beni were awarded Blue Communities recognition for their commitmen... Read More
The water war: How Cochabamba defied the Washington consensus and won.
Cochabamba Water War** was a pivotal moment in 2000 when Bolivian citizens successfully resisted water privatization by a multin... Read More
Bolivia: a tunnel in the Aguaragüe park confronts La Paz with the Guaraní people for access to water.
The water balance in a section of Aguaragüe National Park, in the Bolivian Chaco, is at the heart... Read More
Training and leadership: women demand real spaces in water governance.
Among other things, they propose the incorporation of gender equality in laws, statutes, municipal POAs and sectoral regulations... Read More
Every day the most important news on water and sanitation from around the world, compiled by the Blue Community Network, defending water as a common, public good and a human right.
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Blue Community Ambassador Rosario Sánchez posted:
Bolivia is facing its worst rainy season in 40 years: 860,000 families affected, 58 dead, crops destroyed. Rural and Indigenous communities hit harde... Read More
It was one of the greatest turning points in our recent history. With its epicentre in Cochabamba, Bolivia, the Water War opened up a new period of popular struggles in Latin America. Not only did it ... Read More
The Church collaborates to bring water to remote community in Bolivia. A recent collaboration brought clean, safe water to young students.
An ongoing collaboration between The Church of Jesus Christ ... Read More
Amazon people brace for a drier future along the endangered Madeira River.
The Madeira River, the largest tributary of the Amazon, has been losing water flow over the last 20 years while facing severe... Read More
