From the Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature – GARN:
The Regional Council of Puno, in Perú, has passed a historic ordinance recognizing Lake Titicaca as a subject of rights. Th... Read More
“The ruling makes defenders of all the indigenous peoples who live on the banks of the tributaries of the Marañón River.”
Kukama Kukamiria leader Mari Luz Canaquiri Murayari has won the Go... Read More
Indigenous river campaigner from Peru wins prestigious Goldman prize.
Mari Luz Canaquiri Murayari led a successful legal battle to protect the Marañon River in the Peruvian Amazon.
An Indigenous ... Read More
Drinking water in Lima and other regions contains faecal coliforms and heavy metals, according to an analysis by Digesa.
A study by the weekly Hildebrandt en sus trece (H13) showed that water in 16 di... Read More
Peru’s Buenaventura seeks to unlock $2.7 billion mine project with water deal.
Buenaventura, one of Peru’s largest mining firms, signed a water concession with the government on Tuesday i... Read More
No water for all: Peru’s drinking water crisis. Opinion by Sandro Stapleton.
Every year on 22 March, as part of World Water Day, we pay tribute to this vital resource and seek to raise awarenes... Read More
Blue Community & Soidarit’eau Suisse: VSA fees for water projects in the Global South.
As a Blue Community in Switzerland, the Association of Swiss Wastewater and Water Protection Experts VS... Read More
Piura, Peru: Parque de las Aguas costs 428% more than planned and uses the drinking water of 35 households every day in the middle of a water crisis.
Inaugurated with a cost overrun of S/15.2 million,... Read More
Arequipa in critical situation: 85% of the population affected by water shortage due to heavy rains.
Activated streams in Peru’s Charcani area and the accumulation of sediment in the Chili River... Read More
