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They estimated the condition of water infrastructure nationwide and in the metropolitan areas of Monterrey, Guadalajara, and Mexico City.
Arroyo Seco waste collection
A Tec de Monterrey study examines how waste pickers recover materials from Arroyo Seco and reveals why low-value waste and construction debris continue to accumulate in the stream.
Movilab Escolar
Researchers are evaluating the benefits of mobility programs in Latin America and working to reduce road traffic crashes.
A panel of five people seated on a stage facing an audience, with a screen in the background displaying the "Centrar el Futuro" logo and a QR code.
Researchers, public officials and decision makers debated on how to plan and govern the urban growth in México.
Satellite image mosaic of nine Mexican cities showing urban areas in pink and expansion areas in green.
A study by Tec de Monterrey and the Complexity Science Hub reveals that 69 Mexican cities lost population in their city centers, lengthening residents' daily commutes.
ecosystem restoration
Restoring an ecosystem like the Seco–San Agustín Creek can take several decades, but this project aims to lay the foundation for long-term transformation.
Illustration of a city
A study that analyzed 74 metropolitan areas in Mexico found that economic complexity and urban sprawl are linked to greater spatial segregation by income.
collage of of people buying goods
Why do we feel like everything costs more and we earn less? Although salaries have increased in Mexico, the cost of living remains a concern.
Mary Carmen Peloche
The 2026 FIFA World Cup could become a catalyst for regional cooperation, reshaping how Mexico, the U.S., and Canada address human mobility.
rainwater harvesting mexico
This is the best method for water supply, reducing flooding, and even using surplus water for green areas or urban agriculture.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

They estimated the condition of water infrastructure nationwide and in the metropolitan areas of Monterrey, Guadalajara, and Mexico City.
Arroyo Seco waste collection
A Tec de Monterrey study examines how waste pickers recover materials from Arroyo Seco and reveals why low-value waste and construction debris continue to accumulate in the stream.
Movilab Escolar
Researchers are evaluating the benefits of mobility programs in Latin America and working to reduce road traffic crashes.
A panel of five people seated on a stage facing an audience, with a screen in the background displaying the "Centrar el Futuro" logo and a QR code.
Researchers, public officials and decision makers debated on how to plan and govern the urban growth in México.
Satellite image mosaic of nine Mexican cities showing urban areas in pink and expansion areas in green.
A study by Tec de Monterrey and the Complexity Science Hub reveals that 69 Mexican cities lost population in their city centers, lengthening residents' daily commutes.
ecosystem restoration
Restoring an ecosystem like the Seco–San Agustín Creek can take several decades, but this project aims to lay the foundation for long-term transformation.
Illustration of a city
A study that analyzed 74 metropolitan areas in Mexico found that economic complexity and urban sprawl are linked to greater spatial segregation by income.
collage of of people buying goods
Why do we feel like everything costs more and we earn less? Although salaries have increased in Mexico, the cost of living remains a concern.
Mary Carmen Peloche
The 2026 FIFA World Cup could become a catalyst for regional cooperation, reshaping how Mexico, the U.S., and Canada address human mobility.
rainwater harvesting mexico
This is the best method for water supply, reducing flooding, and even using surplus water for green areas or urban agriculture.

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