Latin American Water and Wastewater Outlook, 2022

PUBLISHED: May 2, 2022

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Rising Water Attendance Rates and Wastewater Treatment and Pollution Control Drive Future Growth Potential

The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the great lack of access to water and the wide gap in sanitation standards across major parts of Latin The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the great lack of access to water and the wide gap in sanitation standards across major parts of Latin America (LATAM). Regional projects dedicated to supplying drinking water have gained momentum in recent years accompanied by national plans to address sanitation issues and comply with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). For example, in Brazil, Colombia, and Peru, investments related to the water market are on the rise.

One main challenge both municipal markets and different industries must address is wastewater treatment. As a result of lax regulations, various LATAM countries contend with major pollution in their water courses and sources. However, countries such as Mexico and Colombia are working on stricter regulations regarding the allowable load of pollutants that different effluents contain, leading many industries to incorporate new water sanitation technologies into their processes.

Also, various LATAM countries face water scarcity, especially in areas of high water stress. Searching for wastewater reuse solutions for industrial processes, more efficient technologies to control the use of drinking water, and even desalination plants represent great opportunities in Latin America.

This study provides an in-depth analysis of the current state of Latin America's municipal and industrial water and wastewater market, highlighting the top predictions and key trends for each segment and country. Looking ahead, private participation and digital transformation through sustainable and circular economy solutions will significantly accelerate the sector's growth and help accomplish the SDGs.

The Latin American Water and Wastewater Outlook covers following areas:

Key market revenue trends
Key predictions for 2022
Key market trends and maturity level
Country predictions for the municipal segment
Country predictions for the industrial segment
Growth opportunities for the regional market

Product Code: K46D-15

Key Insights-Latin American (LATAM) Water and Wastewater Industry

Highlights of LATAM's Water and Wastewater Market
COVID-19-related Challenges for the LATAM Water and Wastewater Industry
LATAM Water and Wastewater Industry Historic Sales
The COVID-19 Pandemic's Impact on Main Regions and their Recovery
Top Predictions for 2022
Water and Sanitation Performance

The Strategic Imperative

Why is it Increasingly Difficult to Grow?
The Strategic Imperative 8™
The Impact of the Top 3 Strategic Imperatives on the Water and Wastewater Industry
Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

Growth Environment & Scope-LATAM Water and Wastewater Industry

Research Scope
Market Segmentation

Macro Economic Factors Impacting LATAM Water and Wastewater Industry

LATAM-Top 3 Growth Opportunities
Mexico and Brazil-Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Growth Outlook
Colombia-GDP Growth Outlook
2022 LATAM Economic Outlook-Top Predictions

Key LATAM Water and Wastewater Market Revenue Trends-2022

2022 Market Snapshot-LATAM Water and Wastewater Market
LATAM Water and Wastewater Market Revenue Forecast by Subsegment in 2021 and 2022
LATAM Water and Wastewater Market Revenue by Country in 2022
Opportunities by Country
Growth Opportunities for 2021-2025
LATAM Water and Wastewater Market-Companies to Watch

Key Predictions for 2022

2022 Water and Wastewater Market Trends
Trends 1&2: Continuation of Pandemic-driven Water and Wastewater Sanitation-related Investments
Trend 3: Incorporation of IoT-based Water Intelligence Solutions and Digital Transformation in Urban Areas at All Points of the Value Chain
Trends 4&5: Circular Economy Solutions and ZLD Solutions for the Industrial Sector to Reduce the Use of Resources
Trend 6: Increase in the Number of Desalination Plants for Municipal and Industrial Use

Municipal Water and Waste Water Segment Outlook 2022

2022 Market Snapshot-Municipal WT and WWT
Revenue Forecast by Sub-segment and Country-Municipal Water
2022 Market Snapshot-Municipal WT and WWT
Expenditure Forecast by Country-Municipal WT and WWT

Industrial Water and Wastewater Segment Outlook 2022

2022 Market Snapshot-Industrial WT and WWT
Revenue Forecast by Sub-segment and Country-Industrial WT and WWT
2022 Market Snapshot-Industrial WT and WWT
Expenditure Forecast by Country-Industrial WT and WWT

Country Predictions 2021 - Municipal Water and Wastewater Segment

Overview of Municipal Indicators-LATAM
Overview of Municipal Indicators-Argentina
2022 Predictions-Argentina
Overview of Municipal Indicators-Brazil
2022 Predictions-Brazil
Overview of Municipal Indicators-Chile
2022 Predictions-Chile
Overview of Municipal Indicators-Colombia
2022 Predictions-Colombia
Overview of Municipal Indicators-Mexico
2022 Predictions-Mexico
Overview of Municipal Indicators-Peru
2022 Predictions-Peru
2022 Predictions-ROLAM

Country Predictions 2021 - Industrial Water and Wastewater Segment

2022 Predictions-Argentina
2022 Predictions-Brazil
2022 Predictions-Chile
2022 Predictions-Colombia
2022 Predictions-Mexico
2022 Predictions-Peru
2022 Predictions-ROLAM

Growth Opportunity Universe- Water and Wastewater Market

Growth Opportunity 1: New Investments in WWT to Reduce Contamination Levels in Water Sources
Growth Opportunity 1: New Investments in WWT to Reduce Contamination Levels in Water Sources (continued)
Growth Opportunity 2: Wastewater Reuse and ZLD Technologies to Improve Circularity
Growth Opportunity 2: Wastewater Reuse and ZLD Technologies to Improve Circularity (continued)
Growth Opportunity 3: Desalination Plants to Improve Water Security and Mitigate Environmental Concerns
Growth Opportunity 3: Desalination Plants to Improve Water Security and Mitigate Environmental Concerns (continued)