In Buenos Aires, residents of informal neighbourhoods are encouraged to take an active role in the physical and social transformation of their own habitats.

The central idea of these roundtables is to engage a frank dialogue between the municipality and its citizens and to stimulate imaginative and innovative actions by senior officials.

The Buenos Aires Recycling Centre presents an innovative, holistic solution to waste management developed and administered by the city government.

The Government Commitments program aims to promote transparency, harness new technologies and empower citizen participation to strengthen the governance of Buenos Aires.

Integrating a large informal settlement to the City’s urban, social and economic fabric.

The Covid-19 pandemic highlights the need for bike-friendly cities.

Revitalising the Abasto Neighbourhood through arts and community action.

a self-management model, which promotes community-led housing and participation

Individual | Engineer

Individual | President of the Environmental Protection Agency of Buenos Aires City Government. Bachelor in Law from the Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina

Individual | Operative Manager of New Technologies

Individual | PhD in Polítical Science

Individual | ARCHITECT AND URBAN PLANNER

Individual | Environmental Projects Developer

Individual | Professor /researcher at Universidad Nacional de Gral. Sarmiento

Individual | Architect

Individual | MA Student at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Individual | Director at Conexión ITBA

Individual | Executive Director

Individual | Industrial Designer, Marketing specialist

Institution | BA Climate Change Proyect Leader

Individual | Secretary of Social & Urban Integration

Individual | Architect

Institution | The General Directorate for Urban Regeneration projects integrates urban works in public space, implements plans for the comprehensive enhancement of said areas and assists in the execution of the projects carried out.

Individual | Architecture Student

Individual | Architect