Hydrogeological, vulnerability and risk assessment for the development of policies for the protection and sustainable use of groundwater in the transboundary region of Leticia and Tabatinga.

Adaptation to Climate Change: Building Community Resilience and Protecting Aquatic Ecosystems in the Face of Climate Change

Benefiting 105,008 people.
Intervention in an area of 70,500 hectares.
Inventory documentation of 415 groundwater points.
Mapping of 45 sources of contamination and creation of vulnerability and risk maps.
Establishment of a groundwater monitoring network with 32 points.
Development of a set of 08 guidelines for the sustainable use and protection of groundwater sources at the local level.

Recogida de muestras de agua para el estudio hidrogeológico binacional Brasil-Colômbia

Recogida de muestras de agua para el estudio hidrogeológico binacional Brasil-Colômbia

Recogida de muestras de agua para el estudio hidrogeológico binacional Brasil-Colômbia

Recogida de muestras de agua para el estudio hidrogeológico binacional Brasil-Colômbia

Muestras de agua para el estudio hidrogeológico binacional Brasil-Colômbia

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