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In Mexico City (CDMX in Spanish) the households are adapting various practices to obtain water of drinkable quality. Some of these practices include buying it bottled; giving it treatment at home through chlorination or boiling; and installing fi lters. Moreover, these behaviors make it clear that the population is demanding an improved quality of the water they are receiving. This fact is verifi ed when estimating the households’ willingness to pay (DAP in Spanish) to improve the water quality in CDMX. Furthermore, water in CDMX is supplied by public urban service called Water Systems of Mexico City (SACMEX in Spanish). Also, it has been found that households are willing to make a bi-monthly payment of in average $34 pesos to receive drinkable water from the tap (2.8 $us. / TC 12.3 year 2011). This sum represents an 8.7 percent of households’ bi-monthly water payment. It also constitutes a 0.3 percent of its monthly household income. Simultaneously, with the estimation of an econometric model, it is evident that the variable with the greatest impact on the DAP of households is distrust towards SACMEX. In addition, the organoleptic properties of water and type of preventive measures to remedy the low

Disponibilidad a pagar de los hogares por mejoras en la calidad del agua suministrada en la ciudad de México