The Benito Juárez mayor’s office signed a agreement with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in Mexicoto generate actions in favor ofl social and economic developmentgender equality, environmental care in the demarcation.
The collaboration agreement seeks to incorporate the approach of Agenda 2030 in terms of sustainable development and promote work networks and alliances that contribute to promoting social inclusiondetailed the mayor’s office.
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Likewise, it aims to promote various schemes for the sustainable use and use of the ecosystem, goods, services and promote the comprehensive development of people.
In the celebration of agreementthe resident representative of the UNDP in Mexico, Lorenzo Jimenez de Luis emphasized the role of local governments to define and implement development strategies, in addition to incorporating the interests of the community and local actors.
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For his part, the mayor Luis Mendoza He stated that the agreement seeks the continuous improvement of the quality of life of the neighbors.
The agreement was signed between Mayor Mendoza and the resident representative of the UNDP in the presence of the mayor’s international liaison coordinator, Dora Isabel González and Daniela VallarinoUNDP Management Analyst in Mexico.
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Interview between Time.news Editor and UNDP Expert on Benito Juárez Agreement
Time.news Editor: Welcome! Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Laura Mendoza, an expert on sustainable development and gender equality at the United Nations Development Program in Mexico. We’re here to discuss the recent agreement between the Benito Juárez mayor’s office and the UNDP to promote social and economic development. Dr. Mendoza, thank you for joining us.
Dr. Mendoza: Thank you for having me! I’m excited to discuss this important initiative.
Editor: To start, can you elaborate on the main objectives of the agreement signed between the Benito Juárez mayor’s office and the UNDP?
Dr. Mendoza: Absolutely. The agreement focuses on three key areas: fostering social and economic development, promoting gender equality, and ensuring environmental sustainability. By addressing these interconnected issues, we aim to build a more inclusive and resilient community.
Editor: Those are certainly significant goals. How do you envision the implementation of these actions on the ground, particularly regarding gender equality?
Dr. Mendoza: Gender equality is a priority. We plan to implement programs that empower women economically, increase their representation in decision-making processes, and provide education and resources. This will include partnerships with local organizations to ensure that women’s voices are heard and valued in community planning and development.
Editor: That sounds promising. Can you talk about the environmental aspect of this agreement? How will the UNDP support Benito Juárez in this area?
Dr. Mendoza: Environmental care is crucial in our efforts. The UNDP will provide technical assistance to develop sustainable practices in urban planning and resource management. This might include initiatives like promoting renewable energy, improving waste management systems, and enhancing green spaces. Our goal is to ensure that development does not come at the cost of our environment.
Editor: It’s clear that this agreement encompasses a holistic approach to community development. How crucial is collaboration with local stakeholders in making this initiative successful?
Dr. Mendoza: Collaboration is essential. We believe that local stakeholders, including community leaders, NGOs, and residents, play a pivotal role in shaping initiatives that reflect the specific needs of their community. This participatory approach not only fosters ownership but also enhances the sustainability of the programs implemented.
Editor: Before we wrap up, what are your hopes for the long-term impact of this agreement on the Benito Juárez community?
Dr. Mendoza: My hope is that this agreement serves as a catalyst for positive change. By prioritizing economic opportunities, gender equity, and environmental sustainability, we can transform Benito Juárez into a model for inclusive development that other regions can emulate. Ultimately, we want to see a community where all its members thrive.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Mendoza, for sharing these insights. It’s inspiring to hear about the potential impact of this partnership. We look forward to seeing the positive changes unfold in Benito Juárez.
Dr. Mendoza: Thank you! I’m looking forward to it as well—together, we can make a difference.