The various forms of relationship with water do not usually coincide with the state proposal that conceives it as a public resource
The various forms of relationship with water configure plural governances in Colombia and Peru. This diversity does not usually coincide with the state proposal that conceives water as a public resource. Read this and other findings from Astrid Ulloa, Gerardo Damonte, Catalina Quiroga and Diego Navarro in our new open access publication Gobernanzas plurales del agua: formas diversas de concepción, relación, accesos, manejos y derechos del agua en contextos de gran minería en Colombia y el Perú (Documento de Investigación 103).
