PAT | Strategies for conservation and management of water resources
During the event, we will talk about: Key concepts of Integrated Water Resource Management and efficient and sustainable planning of the hydrographic basin from the high area to the
Tag: water resource conservation
GTT - CA | Current situation of wells :: Use and management of the Incauca supplier portal
Event topics: Current situation of wells in the sugar cane agroindustry Use and management of the supplier portal This event is aimed at suppliers
Water in the soil: Efficient management of water resources | GTT-PC
This event is aimed at cane growers who are suppliers of the Pichichí Sugar Mill. In the GTT we will talk about: Basic concepts of the soil-water relationship. Storage and availability of water in cultivated soils
Hydrological monitoring: an experience that reaches Cauca
The experience gained in recent years in the Aguaclara River sub-basin, in Palmira, is being replicated in other areas of the Cauca River valley thanks to the commitment of
Water table
The Mesa del Agua is an initiative of the sugarcane agribusiness sector that since the year 2010 has been advancing mills, cane suppliers, Asocaña and Cenicaña.
Water for Life and Sustainability Fund
The Water Fund for Life and Sustainability (FAPVS) is a social and environmental program of the Colombian sugar sector in the upper geographical valley of the Cauca River; it's a
Monitoring of hydrological functions at different scales
This pilot project began in October 2013 with the objective of monitoring the impacts on the quantity and quality of water, biodiversity, and social and economic impacts.
Sugar sector, with alternative to mitigate flood effects
Cultivators and mills have been summoned by Asocaña to work on the construction of a proposal that will be presented to the CVC.
Water: actions and challenges for efficient use
The sugar sector is concerned with promoting initiatives and technologies among mills and growers for efficient management of natural resources. However, there are still tasks to be done and
