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Published Mark and Focus analysis on Latin America and Caribbean, ordered from the latest coverage.
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August 2026latest coverage
Cúcuta’s Water Contract Puts Loss Reduction at the Center of Delivery
Veolia’s 20-year responsibility in Cúcuta began in July 2026 and combines water and sanitation investment with operating measures intended to reduce water losses from 42 percent to below 30 percent.
Read analysisHaiti’s Agricultural Infrastructure Connects Processing With Local Food Security
Haiti has inaugurated PARSA agricultural storage and processing infrastructure in Nippes and Sud, creating a new operating link between producers and local food demand.
Read analysisCARICOM Moves Regional AI Governance Toward a Shared Framework
CARICOM plans a Blue-Ribbon Commission to advise on a regional AI policy agenda, governance standards and capacity-building priorities.
Read analysisSaint Lucia’s Renewable-Energy Financing Depends on a Regional Delivery System
Saint Lucia’s US$37.75 million financing package links national authorization to a regional facility for renewable-energy infrastructure, grid resilience and private investment.
Read analysisBarbados Is Managing Drought Through Monitoring, Network Operations and Storage
Barbados’s drought response links weekly aquifer monitoring with abstraction, leakage, pressure, storage and monthly public reporting.
Read analysisTrinidad and Tobago’s Tier 4 Data Center Is Moving From Budget to Delivery
Trinidad and Tobago has allocated TT$25 million to establishment, construction and outfitting work for a government Tier 4 Data Centre.
Read analysisQuito’s 68-Project Water Program Links Service Expansion and Flood Resilience
Quito’s ongoing 68-project water program includes completed drinking-water and sewerage networks alongside pollution-control interceptors intended to improve services and reduce flood risk.
Read analysisMaipú’s Santa Marta Collector Passed Its First Storm Test
A new 466-meter collector increased the Santa Marta Canal’s capacity by 29 percent and prevented overflow onto Camino a Melipilla during its first heavy-rain operation.
Read analysisGuyana’s Diaspora Bond Faces an Infrastructure Delivery Test
Guyana plans to raise money from Guyanese living abroad for public infrastructure through a special diaspora bond announced by President Mohamed Irfaan Ali.
Read analysisCEMAR 4 Brings Diagnostic Care Closer to Buenos Aires Neighborhoods
Buenos Aires has opened CEMAR 4 as a neighborhood alternative for outpatient consultations and diagnostic services that might otherwise be routed through hospitals.
Read analysisBrazil’s Novo PAC Sanitation Proposals Form a Traceable Credit Pipeline
Brazil’s Ministry of Cities selected named urban water and sewerage proposals for an FGTS-backed credit process under Novo PAC in July 2026.
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