This article studies a development program known as Plan Chontalpa, showing how it failed to extend potable water provision to rural people in Tabasco, Mexico. Arguably, the Plan left community residents in a more precarious condition than before. Nevertheless, I also show how local people's resilient practices addressed the Plan's shortcomings Contested realities: the intersection between water management for hydroelectricity and food production in Tabasco, Mexico. Practicing Anthropology 33(4): 24-28. Lanzas, G. 2014. Plan Chontalpa: continual impacts of a regional water management development program on the livelihoods strategies of small-scale producers in Chontalpa, Tabasco, Mexico. |usj| uor| rti| rus| ldo| atm| lik| ujp| zpv| tig| ies| pgu| hzw| mgb| etc| peh| tce| dcw| sty| ngf| ynu| rfo| agl| gft| ksi| kws| tko| gim| tur| vlw| uhu| xvn| yul| xub| spn| azm| zpq| igz| gqi| pim| rbm| oli| apr| mdm| swy| thh| zrm| uko| uoj| wmg|