Mejoramiento del suministro de agua en las zonas rurales de Estados Unidos
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Los gobiernos se han visto obligados a formular y aplicar enfoques que respondan a la demanda de este servicio y que se centren en reducir los problemas de acceso al agua de sus habitantes. Esta investigación evalúa la situación actual del abastecimiento de agua en las zonas rurales de Estados Unidos haciendo hincapié en las consideraciones legales e institucionales más importantes que dificultan el acceso al agua. Se aplicó una pauta PRISMA para realizar una revisión sistemática desde 1990 hasta 2019. Los resultados muestran que es necesario que el gobierno reorganice sus estructuras actuales y ofrezca a sus municipios la flexibilidad necesaria para cumplir sus mandatos de mejora.
privatization, rural areas, supply, water shortageprivatización, zonas rurales, abastecimiento, escasez de agua
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