Planning by the State, municipalities and society is promoted

For the People’s Government, building a better future means working as a team and finding results that improve the lives of Guanajuatenses

Governor Libia Dennise participated in the forum “How can we build a better future?”, organized by IPLANEG

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The Governor of the People, Libia Dennise Garcia Munoz Ledo, participated in the forum “How can we build a better future?”, organized by the Institute of Planning, Statistics and Geography of the State of Guanajuato (IPLANEG).

Among the objectives of this meeting is to strengthen municipal planning and build projects that respond to the needs of the Guanajuatense families.

“We want to identify priorities, organize projects, make better use of available resources, and create the conditions to access new sources of financing. We want planning to become and transform the aspirations of a community into a clear path to build a better Guanajuato,” said Libia Dennise García Muñoz Ledo.

This forum proposed solutions to address the needs of neighborhoods and communities by listening to the people, such as improving road connections, creating safe public spaces, providing adequate housing, and offering closer services, with clear priorities and a vision beyond a single municipal administration.

They marked the beginning of a new phase of training and support for the 46 municipalities, with the participation of authorities, specialists and representatives of civil society; in such a way that the People’s Government, through IPLANEG, is promoting a training process for around 400 officials and specialists.

This Forum included activities, workshops, face-to-face and virtual sessions, as well as artificial intelligence tools applied to urban and territorial analysis; with special attention to municipalities that need to strengthen their technical teams.

Here the Governor witnessed the signing of a collaboration agreement between IPLANEG and the Alliance for Urban Regeneration (ARU), a civil organization that brings together 8 Mexican institutions specializing in urban development and public policies.

The forum included the participation of Fernanda Lonardoni, UN Habitat representative for Mexico, Cuba and Central America, who gave a keynote address.

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