Mi Agua (My Water): potable water for 465 families
March 06, 2015
Until Friday, November 14th, 2014, dozens of families from the Municipality of Achocalla in La Paz, Bolivia, did not have access to potable water in their homes
The Mi Agua project, developed by CAF, the Ministry for Development Planning of Bolivia, and the FPS, consists in the construction of networks to supply water to homes. This tranche of the project benefited 465 families of the community.
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