Developing communities in Latin America face significant challenges related to inadequate potable water infrastructure and a lack of equitable access to safe water sources. The situation is exacerbated by the estimated loss of up to 50% of potable water, primarily due to inefficient operation of water distribution systems and poorly directed community investments. This deficient infrastructure not only limits access to clean and safe drinking water but also hinders sustainable development and improvements in the quality of life for these communities. Improving the management and efficiency of water systems, as well as providing appropriate guidance and resources to communities, are critical steps to ensure continuous and equitable access to potable water.