Multi-level co-ordination instruments for water policy making

This chapter identifies the policy instruments used by governments to bridge multi-level governance gaps considered to be bottlenecks in the co-ordination and implementation of water policy. An in-depth focus on instruments fostering horizontal co-ordination across ministries, horizontal co-ordination across local actors, and vertical co-ordination between levels of government, shows the variety of practices adopted by LAC countries for multi-level co-ordination of water policies and capacity building at sub-national level.

Water Governance in Latin America and the Caribbean: A Multi-level Approach

Multi-level co-ordination instruments for water policy making

Evidence from the LAC region