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|style="background:#efefef;"|[[Image:latin america news water management.png|left|70px|link=Improved irrigation backed to halve food gap]] 
|February 16, 2016 <br> [[Improved irrigation backed to halve food gap]] <br> ''If all farmers adopted well-known water management methods, global food production could expand as much as 41 per cent, scientists have shown.''
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|style="background:#efefef;"|[[Image:latin america news water management.png|left|70px|link=Data for Good, Water for Life: On the Community Water Management Day in Latin America and Benetech Labs’ Clean Water App]] 
|November 12, 2015 <br> [[Data for Good, Water for Life: On the Community Water Management Day in Latin America and Benetech Labs’ Clean Water App]] <br> ''Imagine living without being connected to water mains and sewer lines. In Latin America, where access to water and sanitation services is highly unequal, approximately 70 million people experience this reality every day. To have safe drinking water and live with dignity, they depend on more than 80,000 community-based water and sanitation providers, locally known as OCSAS (Organizaciones Comunitarias del Agua y Saneamiento), who mostly provide their services pro bono. On September 14, Latin American communities recognized OCSAS and their invaluable work by celebrating Community Water Management Day. This year, they have an additional reason to celebrate: thanks to a partnership with Benetech, OCSAS are now better positioned to improve their services.''
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|style="background:#efefef;"|[[Image:latin america news water management.png|left|70px|link=Latin Americans turn to Israel for water rehabilitation]] 
|October 29, 2015 <br>  [[Latin Americans turn to Israel for water rehabilitation]] <br> ''Israel’s agricultural technologies continue to attract new interest from around the world. Most recently, 24 experts from 10 Latin America countries took part in a water resources management course run by the CINADCO-Center for International Agricultural Development Cooperation and MASHAV.''
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|style="background:#efefef;"|[[Image:latin america news water management.png|left|70px|link=Latin America Trend Series: Water Crisis Challenges Business as Usual, Spurs Innovation]] 
|September 1, 2015 <br> [[Latin America Trend Series: Water Crisis Challenges Business as Usual, Spurs Innovation]] <br> ''Specifically in Latin America, several successive years of drought and other climate-related disruptions have made this issue a priority on the region’s political and business agendas. The continent’s ongoing water crisis has greatly affected power supply leading to cuts in hydropower production and increasing reliance on fossil fuels. The region is confronting these challenges and responding to the crisis with innovations from the private sector.''
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|style="background:#efefef;"|[[Image:latin america news water management.png|left|70px|link=Latin America Sanitation Company Goes with ProMark]] 
|March 25, 2015 <br> [[Latin America Sanitation Company Goes with ProMark]] <br> ''Improving water management, recovering lost revenue and improving the quality of the customer experience is a priority for SABESP, Spectra Precision said. To help improve revenue generation and reduce water loss, SABESP developed two projects: LigGeo, to geo-reference the water meter location of approximately 4.8 million SABESP customers; and CadGeo, to geo-reference and register the location of the SABESP water and sewage network infrastructure.''
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