UN MEILLEUR ACCÈS A L’EAU POTABLE POUR LES POPULATIONS PÉRUVIENNES

Pays : Pérou

Service : Gestion intégrée du risque inondation

Client : International Office for Water (IOWater)

Partenaires: SEPIA, CIRNA

Durée : 15/02/2020-30/04/2021

Montant total : 245 000€

Évaluation des risques naturels menaçant le fonctionnement des services d’eau et d’assainissement dans deux régions

Une convention de coopération technique entre l’AFD et le Ministère de la Construction, du Logement et de l’Assainissement (MVCS) est en vigueur depuis 2018, avec pour objectif d’améliorer l’accès à l’eau potable et à l’assainissement pour les populations péruviennes. L’OIEau est le partenaire technique en charge de l’exécution du fonds d’expertise technique (FEXTE) dont une partie sert à financer l’étude d’accompagnement à la gestion des risques naturels.

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