MAGICAL TOWNS PROGRAM TOWARDS TERRITORIAL, AGE AND GENDER EQUITY
This work is part of a more far-reaching research, whose objective is to make visible the existinginequity in our cities, and to monitor the progress in the construction of territorial equity thatwould imply the provision of infrastructure and proximity services, available to the entirepopulation so...
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Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla
2020
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| Acceso en línea: | https://69.164.202.149/topofilia/index.php/topofilia/article/view/84 |
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| Sumario: | This work is part of a more far-reaching research, whose objective is to make visible the existinginequity in our cities, and to monitor the progress in the construction of territorial equity thatwould imply the provision of infrastructure and proximity services, available to the entirepopulation so that all age and social groups see their needs and aspirations related to it satisfied.Under the hypothesis that although the designation of Pueblo Mágico brings local developmentin equipment and infrastructure, this is not successful for the entire population, the presentresearch reviewed whether this situation is general or particular to certain sites, and if it is thecase, the objective is to make a proposal that contributes to the Magical Peoples Programbenefiting the entire territory thus designated and, within it, the 4 age groups -children, youth,adults and older adults-, and all the social groups, here called genres, present in each place, in
such a way that it is progressively tending to the equitable enjoyment of the city or town inquestion by all the inhabitants of the same. |
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