The country has also used opinion surveys (e.g. metropolitan areas of Queretaro) to raise awareness on corruption. This applies especially to agriculture and energy that figure less in the 2030 Water Agenda than territorial development. This implies consistent, multi-annual and mutually supportive national, state and regional water programmes that incorporate the 2030 Water Agenda’s objectives. This implies combining investments into physical water and sanitation or “hard” infrastructure and providing “soft” infrastructure, i.e. mainly the institutions upon which water outcomes rely and their ability to fulfil their duties in an effective and co-ordinated way.