Ciudad de México
FOUNDING MEMBER
Ciudad de México
FOUNDING MEMBER
overview
José Ramón AmievaHead of GovernmentOther Board of Directors member
Mariana FLORESAsesora en la Coordinación General de Asuntos Internacionales en el Gobierno de la Ciudad de MéxicoRegional Secretary
overview
- José Ramón AmievaHead of Government Other Board of Directors member
- Mariana FLORESAsesora en la Coordinación General de Asuntos Internacionales en el Gobierno de la Ciudad de México Regional Secretary
projects
Below are some of the latest projects our members are engaged in.
CDMX Resilience Strategy
Members:
Ciudad de México
Sustainable Cities Collaboratory
The SCC pilot project is a practically oriented research body. It brings together the knowledge and skills of mayors, municipal officers, urban practitioners and academic researchers to develop principles and policies for good urban practice. Its role is to develop practical roadmaps for sustainable urban development in the participating cities and beyond.
Intersectionality in LGBTI policies
The aims of this pilot projects is to draw together common knowledge so that an intersectional perspective can be incorporated in policies aimed at LGBTI persons, where the acronym stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex. The intersectional approach aims to acknowledge that all people, including those who identify as LGBTI, are affected by multiple inequalities and that this intersection creates a new kind of discrimination, which differs from the sum of these inequalities.
projects
Below are some of the latest projects our members are engaged in.
CDMX Resilience Strategy
Members:
Ciudad de México
Sustainable Cities Collaboratory
The SCC pilot project is a practically oriented research body. It brings together the knowledge and skills of mayors, municipal officers, urban practitioners and academic researchers to develop principles and policies for good urban practice. Its role is to develop practical roadmaps for sustainable urban development in the participating cities and beyond.
Intersectionality in LGBTI policies
The aims of this pilot projects is to draw together common knowledge so that an intersectional perspective can be incorporated in policies aimed at LGBTI persons, where the acronym stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex. The intersectional approach aims to acknowledge that all people, including those who identify as LGBTI, are affected by multiple inequalities and that this intersection creates a new kind of discrimination, which differs from the sum of these inequalities.
