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rainwater harvesting mexico
This is the best method for water supply, reducing flooding, and even using surplus water for green areas or urban agriculture.
Illustration of a flooded world
A group of researchers present Infrarisk 360, a tool that uses digital twins, AI and graphic engines to anticipate the risk of flood damage in a specific area.
Illustration of a city built on a water tap
An interdisciplinary project seeks to understand the quality of Mexico's water infrastructure in order to propose evidence-based solutions.
Empowered woman dressed in a black suit sitting on a Mies van Der Rohe chair.
Recognized with the 2025 Mujer Tec Award, she shares her passion for environmental science and her efforts to inspire future generations of female researchers.
Man standing beside a bookshelf in a library
His fascination with environmental issues led him to Mexico, where he has been working for more than 20 years, on research into water scarcity and possible solutions for taking care of water. 
Ilustracion de investigadora
Science has no nationality. Finding ways to reduce damage caused by natural phenomena is something that benefits worldwide.
An illustration of homes and trees being dragged by a flooding
Applying numerical models allows us to make long-term predictions and risk maps that help reduce their impacts.

Water Center for Latin American and the Caribbean

rainwater harvesting mexico
This is the best method for water supply, reducing flooding, and even using surplus water for green areas or urban agriculture.
Illustration of a flooded world
A group of researchers present Infrarisk 360, a tool that uses digital twins, AI and graphic engines to anticipate the risk of flood damage in a specific area.
Illustration of a city built on a water tap
An interdisciplinary project seeks to understand the quality of Mexico's water infrastructure in order to propose evidence-based solutions.
Empowered woman dressed in a black suit sitting on a Mies van Der Rohe chair.
Recognized with the 2025 Mujer Tec Award, she shares her passion for environmental science and her efforts to inspire future generations of female researchers.
Man standing beside a bookshelf in a library
His fascination with environmental issues led him to Mexico, where he has been working for more than 20 years, on research into water scarcity and possible solutions for taking care of water. 
Ilustracion de investigadora
Science has no nationality. Finding ways to reduce damage caused by natural phenomena is something that benefits worldwide.
An illustration of homes and trees being dragged by a flooding
Applying numerical models allows us to make long-term predictions and risk maps that help reduce their impacts.

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