Chile water reform may await next government
The water reform is generally agreed to be overdue, but there is far less agreement on its substance
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- Supply and demand
- Unequal geographical distribution
- Prolonged drought
- Lack of storage capacity and water losses
- Diffuse institutional structure
- Water-use rights
- Lack of priorities
- Hoarding
- Indefinite rights
- Proposed reform
- Priorities
- Concessions
- Limits on existing rights
- Ideological splits
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_350.jpg "Old water towers in northern Chile (Reuters/Ivan Alvarado)")