Municipal management tool that considers a diagnosis of the commune, a participatory process and the development of a water action plan designed to manage and preserve water resources. This type of strategy focuses on addressing water-related challenges at the local level, taking into account the geographic, climatic, social and economic particularities of the area.

Some key components of a local water strategy include:

• Water Resources Assessment: Analysis of water availability and quality in the region, including surface and groundwater sources.
• Water Demand Management: Implementation of measures to reduce consumption and promote efficient water use in sectors such as agriculture, industry and domestic consumption.
• Protection and Restoration of Aquatic Ecosystems: Actions to preserve rivers, lakes, wetlands and aquifers, ensuring their health and ecological function.
• Water Infrastructure: Development and maintenance of infrastructure such as dams, water treatment plants and irrigation systems to ensure water supply and quality.
• Climate Change Adaptation: Strategies to address the impacts of climate change, such as prolonged droughts or floods, through adaptation and mitigation measures.
• Community Participation: Engaging local communities in water resources planning and management, promoting education and awareness of the importance of water.
• Policies and Regulations: Development and implementation of policies and regulations governing water use and conservation, as well as monitoring and enforcement mechanisms.