🌓 Canary Islands Government Announcements

Fuerteventura Council Opens Public Consultation on Water Management Plan for 2027-2033

Published: August 1, 2025|environment-and-sustainability|Gobierno de Canarias

Fuerteventura Water Council Public Consultation on 2027-2033 Water Management Plan

Overview

The General Assembly of the Fuerteventura Water Council has initiated a six-month public consultation on its provisional water management plan for the 2027-2033 cycle. This plan outlines key strategies for managing water resources across the island’s hydrographic demarcation, crucial for ensuring water sustainability amid climate challenges and growing demand.

Participation and Access

Residents, businesses, and organizations are encouraged to review the plan, which is available at the Council’s offices in Puerto del Rosario and online. The consultation aims to gather feedback and suggestions from the public, allowing stakeholders to participate actively in shaping policies that influence daily life and the local environment.

Regulatory Context

The process aligns with Spanish regulations on water planning, emphasizing transparency and community involvement.

Importance of Participatory Planning

As water issues become more pressing in the Canary Islands—known for their dry climate—such participatory steps are vital for building resilient water systems.

For expats and newcomers, understanding these developments helps appreciate how local authorities are planning for sustainable water management, impacting agriculture, tourism, and everyday living conditions in Fuerteventura.