Protection and conservation of aquifer recharge areas

Currently the population of Llallagua, is supplied with water for consumption from the Katiri Dam, in this the volume of water due to climate change has decreased, however; In recent years, however, there has been a hydraulic discontinuity due to anthropic factors, due to the intense agricultural and livestock production activities carried out by the inhabitants along the micro-watershed to provide food, making this area one of the most dynamic, creating problems of erosion and sediment dragging by the watercourses that converge towards the Katiri dam, This is the reason why it is necessary to formulate a participatory management plan for soil conservation in the micro-watershed and tributaries that affect the recharge, directly affecting the useful life of the infrastructure. This is a serious problem, considering that this work is one of the most useful infrastructures for the population of Llallagua and Catavi and the new urbanizations.