General Information Saint Kitts and Nevis faces persistent challenges in wastewater management. Most households rely on septic tanks, with limited regulation and no centralized sewerage system. Greywater is often...

 General Information  Trinidad and Tobago continues to experience serious challenges in wastewater management. Sewage discharges affect rivers, aquifers, and coastal ecosystems, with nutrient loads contributing to reef...

 General Information In Quintana Roo, water resources are particularly vulnerable due to the porous limestone geology of the Yucatán Peninsula. Groundwater and cenotes sustain communities, tourism, and ecosystems, but are...

 General Information Suriname faces significant challenges in wastewater and sanitation management. While most households in urban areas use septic tanks, design flaws and poor maintenance often lead to untreated...

General Information Grenada developed the National Water Policy in 2007. The policy embraces Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) and it clearly states that the government is committed to the principles and...

 General Information Saint Vincent and the Grenadines face persistent challenges in wastewater management. Outside of Kingstown’s aging sewer network, most households and commercial establishments depend on septic tanks...

 General Information  The Dominican Republic has made important strides in expanding access to drinking water, yet wastewater management has remained a critical gap. Less than 20% of wastewater is adequately treated, and...

 General Information Wastewater management remains a challenge in Saint Lucia, where only a small share of the population is connected to centralized sewerage systems, and most households depend on septic tanks or pit...

 General Information Cuba’s extensive hydraulic infrastructure has secured high levels of access to water and sanitation, 92.4% of the entire population has access to drinking water and 95.8% to sanitation. However,...

 General Information Panama faces growing pressures on its water resources, particularly in rural and indigenous communities where sanitation deficits exceed 60%. Rising sea levels are also forcing the planned relocation...