Water Governance in Latin Ameri - Nieizviestnyi

Foreword
Acknowledgements
Table of contents
Acronyms and abbreviations
Executive summary
A multi-level governance approach to address complexity in the water sector
	Introduction
	Water as a cornerstone for development
	Better public governance for sustainable water policies: A rationale for a multi-level approach
	OECD Multi-level Governance Framework: A tool to diagnose water governance challenges
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Bibliography
Mapping institutional roles and responsibilities
	Introduction
	Methodology
	Main features and observations of central government institutional mapping
	Main features and observations of institutional mapping at the sub-national level
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Bibliography
Multi-level governance challenges in the LAC water sector
	Introduction
	Methodology for evaluating multi-level governance challenges in water policy making
	A preliminary classification of LAC countries
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Bibliography
Multi-level co-ordination instruments for water policy making: Evidence from the LAC region
	Introduction
	Overview of governance instruments for managing mutual dependencies in the water sector
	Institutional mechanisms for upper horizontal co-ordination in water policy making
	Co-ordinating water policy making across levels of government and among sub-national actors
	Conclusion
	Note
	Bibliography
Country profiles
	Argentina
	Brazil
	Chile
	Costa Rica
	Cuba
	Dominican Republic
	El Salvador
	Guatemala
	Honduras
	Mexico
	Nicaragua
	Panama
	Peru