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      • WATERLAT-GOBACIT XI, Leon, Guanajuato, 2021
        • Co-ordination and Programme Organization 2021
      • WATERLAT-GOBACIT X, Concepcion, 2019
        • Co-ordination and Programme Organization 2019
      • WATERLAT-GOBACIT IX, João Pessoa, 2018
        • Co-ordination and Programme Organization 2018
        • WATERLAT-GOBACIT IX, Preparatory Events
          • Democratization of Water Politics and Management: a Transdisciplinary Challenge
      • WATERLAT-GOBACIT VIII, San Jose, 2017
        • Declaration of the VIII International Meeting
        • Co-ordination and Programme Organization
        • Logo VIII Meeting
      • WATERLAT-GOBACIT VII, Guadalajara, 2015
      • WATERLAT-GOBACIT VI, Manizales, 2014
      • WATERLAT V, Quito, 2013
      • WATERLAT IV, Buenos Aires, 2012
      • WATERLAT III, Mexico City, 2011
      • WATERLAT II, Sao Paulo, 2010
      • WATERLAT I – Barcelona, 2009
    • Special Public Meetings
      • 2011 International Workshop on Water Futures
        • WATERLAT-GOBACIT 2011 International Workshop Programme
      • FLACSO’s Latin American and Caribbean Congress 2010
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      • Water Territorialities. Knowledge and Action to Build the Future that we Want (in Spanish and Portuguese)
      • Sewer of Progress. Corporations, institutionalized corruption, and the struggle over the Santiago river
      • The Disaster and the Veiled Chaos. The individual, inter-personal and collective coping of the elderly and their families (in Portuguese)
      • Water, Power and Rationalization in the Province of Mendoza, Argentina (in Spanish)
      • Water and Mining Mega-projects in Latin America (in Spanish)
      • Power Relations in Community Water Management. The Territory and the Social as Forces (in Spanish)
      • Defending Territory and Dignity. Emotions and Cultural Change in the Struggles against Dams in Spain and Mexico [in Spanish]
      • The Tension between Environmental and Social Justice in Latin America: the Case of Water Management [in Portuguese and Spanish]
      • Water and Democracy in Latin America (in Portuguese and Spanish)
      • The Right to Water as Public Policy in Latin America: a Theoretical and Empirical Exploration (in Portuguese)
        • Presentation of the book The Right to Water, Brasilia, 10 September 2015
      • Public Policy and Management of Water and Sanitation Services (Portuguese version)
      • Water and Sanitation Services: Public Policy and Management
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      • 2016-17 Short-video Competition – Evaluation Commission and competition rules
    • 2015 Short Video Competition
      • 2015 Short-video Competition – Evaluation Commission and competition rules
  • WATERLAT-GOBACIT NETWORK WORKING PAPERS
    • Volume 6 – 2019
      • Vol. 6 No 5
      • Vol. 6 No 4
      • Vol. 6 No 3
      • Vol. 6 No 2
      • Vol. 6 No 1
    • Volume 5 – 2018
      • Vol. 5, No. 4
      • Vol. 5, No. 3
      • Vol. 5, No. 2
      • Vol. 5, No. 1
    • Volume 4 – 2017
      • Vol. 4 No. 5
      • Vol. 4 No. 4
      • Vol. 4 No. 3
      • Vol. 4 No. 2
      • Vol. 4, No. 1
    • WATERLAT-GOBACIT WORKING PAPERS – ISSUES PUBLISHED
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Moreano, Melissa

Moreano, Melissa

Researcher, Ecuador's Collective of Critical Geography, Institute of Ecuadorian Studies, Quito.

WATERLAT-GOBACIT is a self-funded Network.