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ITESO - Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente
Chair UNESCO-ITESO in Urban Management and Sustainable Urban Planning
The Chair was created in 1998 at the ITESO University in Guadalajara, Mexico. Its work is based on an academic programme which shares the same objectives as the MOST "City professionals" project. The Chair offers the possibility of creating new linkages between public instances and civil society based on the concertation among different urban social actors, as well as the generation and dissemination of interdisciplinary knowledge.

International seminars in the framework of the Chair


Contact person:
Mtra. Rosaluz MEJIA
Departamento del Hábitat y Desarrollo
 
Institution Type University
Street Periférico Sur 8585
City Jalisco, Mexico
Country Mexico
Phone (523) 669.34.34
Fax (523) 669.34.37
E-Mail rmejia@iteso.mx
Website (URL) http://www.catedraui.iteso.mx/




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