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What is the regulatory framework of the urban water cycle?

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May 20, 2024

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CONTACT ADMISSIONS

We have developed a series of contents, we call them self-training courses that consist of ten hours of learning. These courses are cumulative and add up to completing a program.
They are courses integrated into our NEREXA platform, which means they comply with the flexibility we mentioned. Courses prepared by our experts, updated and supervised by our team, complying with the quality of the product, in addition to having a tutor for doubts, questions and advice.
Continuous training plans for technical profiles. Complete this course to earn a proficiency.

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Goals

Cite the public powers with powers regarding water in the analyzed context.
Identify the principle of subsidiarity in the water management method in the specific context.
Examine the legal framework related to the legal configuration of services or activities linked to water resources in each context.
Evaluate the possibility of managing water in an integrated way in the analyzed context. Distinguish various modalities to manage services or activities linked to water.