WATER OPTIMIZATION IN LARGE-SCALE INFRASTRUCTURE INTERVENTIONS IN COLOMBIA: A PERSPECTIVE FROM WASTE MANAGEMENT
- Environmental Administrator – Universidad de Cundinamarca.
- Researcher – Universidad Antonio Nariño.
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Infrastructure development has historically been a pillar of economic growth in Colombia, but also a significant source of pressure on natural resources, especially water. This article analyzes how waste management can become an effective strategy for optimizing water use in large-scale infrastructure interventions. A critical and proactive review of current practices is presented, emphasizing the need to integrate comprehensive waste management as a key tool for water sustainability. Based on national experiences, the article proposes guidelines for future projects seeking to minimize their environmental footprint without compromising functionality or social impact.
Jesus David Ulloa and Natalia Rozo (2025); WATER OPTIMIZATION IN LARGE-SCALE INFRASTRUCTURE INTERVENTIONS IN COLOMBIA: A PERSPECTIVE FROM WASTE MANAGEMENT, Int. J. of Adv. Res., 13 (05), 341-342, ISSN 2320-5407. DOI URL: https://dx.doi.org/10.21474/IJAR01/20909
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