Reencauzan

Reencauzan is the third-person plural present indicative form of the Spanish verb reencauzar, which means to redirect or rechannel something toward a new course. The term is used to describe actions that aim to correct a trajectory, stabilize flows, or restore momentum in diverse contexts, such as hydrology, transportation, finance, and public policy.

Etymology and senses: From re- (again, back) + encauzar (to channel or guide into a channel). Encauzar derives from cauce, meaning riverbed or channel; thus reencauzar carries the sense of guiding something back into a proper channel.

Usage: In journalism and government discourse, reencauzan refers to efforts to reorient policies or funds after crises or poor performance. In infrastructure or environmental projects, it can describe redirecting water or traffic flows to meet safety or efficiency goals. In business, it can indicate strategic pivots to meet targets.

Examples: "Las autoridades reencauzan las inversiones hacia energías renovables." "El río fue reencauzado mediante obras de control de caudales." Variants include reencauzar (infinitive) and reencauzamiento (noun). See also encauzar, redirigir, reconducir.