With El Niño Stalking, the Government Abandoned 15 Water Works
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A report by the Argentine Center for Political Economy (CEPA) warns of the suspension of the Water Infrastructure Trust Fund. The specific tax collection for this program turned to financial instruments, almost 40% of the contracts for flood prevention works were terminated or suspended The entrance The dangerous brake on water works leaves the region and the country vulnerable to the arrival of an intense El Niño was first published in El Ciuda…
A ECA study notes that, of 24 works funded by the Water Infrastructure Trust Fund, eight are still under implementation, none with more than 36 per cent progress; 85.5 per cent of the resources were placed in Treasury Letters.
A report by Cepa reports that the Water Infrastructure Trust Fund (FFIH), created by Decree 1381/01, which is financed by 4.31% of the fuel tax, is being used for other purposes. The Water Infrastructure Trust Fund (FFIH) aims at the execution of works to prevent flooding, sanitation ... The entry With El Niño stalking, the government abandoned 15 water works was first published in Rosario Writing.
FFIH is financed by 4.31% of the fuel tax and aims at the implementation of flood prevention, sanitation and recovery of productive land.
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