The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

SDG 6: To guarantee the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala. San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

The interrelation between Goal 6 and the other SDG
2016. The connection between water and sanitation and the other 16 SDG © Ingeniería para el Desarrollo Humano (ONGAWA)

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities (II)
2017. Latin American professionals taking part in an AECID course visit the installations for water catchment at Xesampual. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.b: Participation of local communities
2016. Members of the local water committee, Sololá, © Mancomunidad de Tzolojya

Goal 6.6: To protect and re-establish water-related ecosystems
2016. Lake Atitlán (Guatemala), Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources (II)
2017. International course on the integrated management of water resources: applying knowledge of underground waters to international cooperation projects for development. (Guatemala) © Centro de Formación de la Cooperación Española en La Antigua

Goal 6.5: Integrated management of water resources
2014. Lagunas de Montebello, on the border between Mexico and Guatemala: the need for cross-border cooperation in water management. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources (II)
2014. Girls carrying water for their families in the village of Los Achotes Jumay, municipio de Jalapa, Departamento de Jalapa (Guatemala) 

Goal 6.4: An efficient use of water resources
2019. Spanish cooperation project for improving management and coverage of water and sanitation services in indigenous Quiché communities, Departamento de Sololá (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water (II)
2014. Poster near a natural spring on the Mesillas border between Guatemala and Mexico. Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.3: To improve the quality of water
2011. Natural watertight canal with a pig wandering along it, Carrefour, Puerto Príncipe (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services (II)
2011. Sanitation education in a school near Leogane, (Haití). Foto: Diego Sevillano © Diego Sevillano

Goal 6.2: Adequate and equal sanitation and hygiene services
2011. Testing “load” during the building of a dry pit latrine in Leogane, (Haití). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price (II)
2011. Stealing of drinking water from a distribution tank in marginal areas of el Valle de La Sabana, Colonia La Frontera, Acapulco (Estado de Guerreo, México). Foto: José Luis Armayor © José Luis Armayor

Goal 6.1: Universal and equal access to drinking water at an affordable price
2019. Spanish cooperation project to improve the coverage and management of water and sanitary services in indigenous communities of Guatemala, San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Departamento de San Marcos (Guatemala) © FCAS de la AECID