Innovative risk communication is crucial in times of crises like the global coronavirus pandemic. Read about Mexico’s new superhero SuSana Distancia and how she manages to get important messages across.
Walkability is a big challenge in Mexico City. While the government is not very active in improving sidewalks and pedestrian crossings, neighbours can take matters into their own hands.
In Mexico, the dead are celebrated each year during the Día de los Muertos on November 1-2, making them an integral part of the urban landscape.
Mexico City is greening the pillars of a heavily polluted street without daring to think bigger.
In order to meet SDG 11, community action is crucial. Mexico City’s NGO ENSAMBLE uses an innovative approach to encourage poor urban communities to come together.
