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This report presents the outcomes of our study visit to 2011 World Habitat Award winners PCMB, Mexico.

It highlights the key features of this community-driven neighbourhood improvement programme and also the key learning points and reflections from the study visit, which was attended by participants from 13 different countries.

The Community Programme for Neighbourhood Improvement (PCMB) was established in 2007 by the Social Development Secretariat (SDS) of the Federal District government of Mexico City. It uses a participatory approach to improving public spaces in informal settlements and low-income neighbourhoods, particularly those with high levels of social conflict, marginalisation and/or urban decay. Projects developed through the programme include illumination and paving of streets, provision of recreational, community and sports facilities, rain collection and drainage systems and small parks.

More information about the PCMB programme and about the study visit.


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