Mexico’s national university and a U.S. NGO comprising water management experts have agreed to jointly develop a digital platform with information on the water resources that the two neighboring countries share. The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM)’s Institute of Geography will work with the Permanent Forum on Binational Waters (PFBW) to create and run the platform that will include scientific data, maps and other key information in Spanish and English about the shared water sources in the border region, most prominently the Río Bravo (Rio Grande on the U.S. side), the Colorado River and the Tijuana River basin.