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The installation of a network of hydrological monitoring stations under the GCF-funded Mi Costa project in Cuba
UNDP Cuba

More than 180 automated stations will strengthen Cuba's capacity to monitor its hydrological cycle, supporting local government decision-making on sustainable water management.

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