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The Loss of Healthy Years Lived Due to Obesity

Investigadores comparten una radiografía de la magnitud del problema del sobrepeso y la obesidad en México.
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We are Billions… Is Population Growth Good (or Bad)?

Currently, there are over 8 billion people worldwide, therefore public policies must address demographic changes.
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Mexico Nearshoring: Potential for Economic Boost

The phenomenon seeks to bring production lines closer together as a way to boost global supply chains

Adaptation and Resilience to Climate Change: Lessons from Hurricane Otis in the Urban Environment of Acapulco

The inequalities that exist in Acapulco explain why the consequences of Otis' impact differ significantly. Therefore, the reconstruction of this tourist port demands a fundamental reevaluation of our city-building methods.

The Need for Better Public Policies to Combat Obesity

A set of evidence-based public policies is needed to confront and truly solve the obesity pandemic humanity faces.
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Data science for making climate decisions

Accelerating climate action requires harnessing the power of decision-support tools in new ways.
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How to make a decision when you don’t know much

Steven Popper is an economist working to improve decision-making for public policy makers.
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Fewer marriages and dry eye, the consequences of COVID-19

Researchers share their studies on the effects of the pandemic on society, education, and health.
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Women receiving remittances are more likely to suffer from violence: study

The study shows that there is a greater likelihood of partner violence in Mexican homes where women receive remittances.
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The algorithm that distributes volunteers during an emergency

Aleksandra Krstikj has developed a geospatial and mathematical tool to distribute aid during disasters.
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School of Government and Public Transformation

Illustration of a healthy lifestyle

The Loss of Healthy Years Lived Due to Obesity

Investigadores comparten una radiografía de la magnitud del problema del sobrepeso y la obesidad en México.
Illustration with planet Earth in the background and people on an upward arrow illustrates the concept of population growth.

We are Billions… Is Population Growth Good (or Bad)?

Currently, there are over 8 billion people worldwide, therefore public policies must address demographic changes.
Image of transport part of supply lines

Mexico Nearshoring: Potential for Economic Boost

The phenomenon seeks to bring production lines closer together as a way to boost global supply chains

Adaptation and Resilience to Climate Change: Lessons from Hurricane Otis in the Urban Environment of Acapulco

The inequalities that exist in Acapulco explain why the consequences of Otis' impact differ significantly. Therefore, the reconstruction of this tourist port demands a fundamental reevaluation of our city-building methods.

The Need for Better Public Policies to Combat Obesity

A set of evidence-based public policies is needed to confront and truly solve the obesity pandemic humanity faces.
image of a globe

Data science for making climate decisions

Accelerating climate action requires harnessing the power of decision-support tools in new ways.
Man gives presentation in front of an audience

How to make a decision when you don’t know much

Steven Popper is an economist working to improve decision-making for public policy makers.
An illustration of Sars-Cov-2 virus with a black background.

Fewer marriages and dry eye, the consequences of COVID-19

Researchers share their studies on the effects of the pandemic on society, education, and health.
image of a hand receving electronic money

Women receiving remittances are more likely to suffer from violence: study

The study shows that there is a greater likelihood of partner violence in Mexican homes where women receive remittances.
image of Aleksandra Krstikj

The algorithm that distributes volunteers during an emergency

Aleksandra Krstikj has developed a geospatial and mathematical tool to distribute aid during disasters.

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