CeReGAS, also known as Centro para la Gestión de Aguas Subterráneas, is a regional center dedicated to the sustainable management of groundwater resources. As a Category 2 institute established by the UNESCO, CeReGAS works in conjunction with national and regional capacities to promote the protection and rational use of groundwater. CeReGAS aims to address the environmental, economic, and social aspects of groundwater management, aligning with international commitments for sustainable development.

It serves as a hub for generating and transferring knowledge related to aquifer management. The center's activities include various projects such as the evaluation of the intrinsic vulnerability and contamination risks of the Guarani Aquifer System in Uruguay, as well as the assessment of transboundary aquifers throughout the Americas. Additionally, CeReGAS organizes virtual courses and webinars to promote the efficient governance of groundwater resources.

With its vision to be a national and regional reference in groundwater management, CeReGAS plays a vital role in ensuring the long-term sustainability of water resources. For more information, visit their website at ceregas. org