Within the framework of the Northwest Zone Revitalization Plan, actions that are part of a comprehensive and sustained intervention in the territory continue to be developed. In a previous stage, the relocation of 9 families who were in a socio-environmental emergency situation was completed, as well as the joint intervention with the TECHO Foundation, which allowed for the construction of 130 emergency housing modules.
Currently, progress continues with the objectives set out in this plan. In this regard, the planting of native trees is being carried out through the work of the Parks and Gardens team, which reports to the Secretariat of Urban Development. This action seeks to strengthen the natural environment and contribute to the improvement of the environmental quality of the area.
Likewise, in coordination with the Secretariat of Human Development, a community garden program was launched with the aim of promoting food production, collective work, and the rooting of families in their territory.
In parallel, in the 27 de Noviembre and La Roca neighborhoods, the corresponding house numbering is being delivered, which will allow for better neighborhood organization and facilitate the identification of homes for the provision of services and emergency response.
This set of actions reaffirms the commitment to continue working for a more integrated, habitable, and equitable northwest zone for everyone.
Currently, progress continues with the objectives set out in this plan. In this regard, the planting of native trees is being carried out through the work of the Parks and Gardens team, which reports to the Secretariat of Urban Development. This action seeks to strengthen the natural environment and contribute to the improvement of the environmental quality of the area.
Likewise, in coordination with the Secretariat of Human Development, a community garden program was launched with the aim of promoting food production, collective work, and the rooting of families in their territory.
In parallel, in the 27 de Noviembre and La Roca neighborhoods, the corresponding house numbering is being delivered, which will allow for better neighborhood organization and facilitate the identification of homes for the provision of services and emergency response.
This set of actions reaffirms the commitment to continue working for a more integrated, habitable, and equitable northwest zone for everyone.