Overview

• Gov. Alejandro Armenta announced 395 million pesos for 2025 with a projected 1.5 billion pesos by 2026 to finance the basin-wide effort.
• Federal commissioner Alejandro Isauro Martínez said 234 million pesos in works are contracted to remove 210 direct discharges in four municipalities, with 5–10% physical progress expected by year-end and a 30‑kilometer section delivered in 2026.
• State and municipal authorities reported 161 million pesos invested this year across nine municipalities for three wastewater plants, 409 biodigesters, new collectors, drainage and desilting.
• Official diagnostics identified 566 discharges in the initial tranches and more than 2,300 across the basin, along with 269 clandestine dumps and 9,882 hectares of deforestation.
• Innovation measures include a FertiPue pilot that collected 12 tonnes of water hyacinth for soil‑improver testing, as well as reforestation efforts with targets reported between 1.5 and 1.7 million plants and 42.7 million pesos allocated.