Inventory of state irrigation units and rehabilitations
- Running an agro-export operation
- Exporting agricultural produce
- not audited
The government and MAGA report 8 irrigation units under rehabilitation or expansion (≈3,300 cultivable ha, ~1,300 families) in Zacapa, San Marcos, Baja Verapaz, El Progreso, Quiché, Sololá and Jutiapa (no exact date given). A full inventory of the state irrigation units (number, hectares per unit, tariff regime, water-user associations, transfer status) was not found published in consolidated form — it is a key input for land diligence and the dossier flags it as a gap. The practical step is to check whether the plot falls inside a MAGA irrigation unit or requires its own well and water rights.
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- Irrigation units under rehabilitation
- 8 units, ≈3,300 ha, ~1,300 families
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