
María Eugenia de la Peña
María Eugenia de la Peña is a leading water and sanitation specialist at the Inter-American Development Bank (BID). She is recognized for her expertise in addressing water management and governance issues, particularly in Latin America, where she focuses on ensuring sustainable access to water resources. Recently, she participated in the Agua 4.0 forum organized by the National Private Enterprise Council in Panama, discussing critical topics such as water value chains, security, and human capital for better water resource management amid a significant water crisis affecting over 30% of Panama's population.
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María Eugenia de la Peña, a leader in Water and Sanitation at the BID, emphasized that Panama's issues stem from poor management rather than a lack of water resources.
Plan del Idaan busca optimizar infraestructura y garantizar agua potable en zonas críticasMaría Eugenia de la Peña agreed that Panama's problems stem from poor management and governance.
Crisis del agua en Panamá, un asunto de seguridad nacional
María Eugenia de la Peña, a specialist in Water and Sanitation from the Inter-American Development Bank, highlighted the challenges of water governance in Panama.
Panamá ante el reto hídrico: gobernanza, inversión y sostenibilidadMaría Eugenia de la Peña is a leading expert in water and sanitation at the Inter-American Development Bank (BID).
Análisis sobre la crisis del agua en Panamá, más del 30% de la población no recibe agua continua



