Latin America
Scaling municipal and industrial water demand in Latin America, from north to south, is driving a wave of interest from asset investors in Brazil, digital water players in Chile, and desalination promoters in Mexico. The Latin American economy is attracting a number of companies willing to ride a wave of opportunity despite market volatility.
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Latin America Water Market Data
25%
of population lack access to safe water
>40%
of wastewater in the region is treated
150 million
people live in highly water-scarce areas
US$25 billion
in planned public water investments across Brazil by 2033
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