Perception of security in the construction of a water agenda

The present work is approached from demographic (austere population density), historical (norms and values of saving or waste), economic (competitions for scarce water resources), political (representativeness of citizen demands), structural (waste capitals), cultural (availability beliefs), cognitive (environmental awareness), media (mediatized opinion) and community (identity and spatial appropriation) domains with the purpose of modeling the determinants of a water services security agenda.