Expansión de la ciudad en la zona metropolitana de Pachuca: procesos desiguales y sujetos migrantes e inmobiliarios

Marcial, César Raúl Pérez

doi:10.12804/revistas.urosario.edu.co/territorios/a.5577

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“…This is the fourth largest metropolitan area in Mexico with 2.3 million inhabitants [37]. According to the 2015 flood risk study; although San Pedro Cholula was scored as low risk, in the last years atypical rainfalls have become more frequent and they have provoked serious floods in San Pedro Cholula [38,39] and other municipalities of the metropolitan area such as Cuautlancingo and Coronango [40]. The annual rainfall varies between 817 and 1050 mm per year [39].…”

Section: Case Study San Pedro Cholula Mexicomentioning

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Governance Assessment of the Flood’s Infrastructure Policy in San Pedro Cholula, Mexico: Potential for a Leapfrog to Water Sensitive

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Climate change together with population growth and land-use change have increased the risk of urban floods. Urban floods cause severe damages to cities and their inhabitants, and they are expected to increase over time. Consequently, urban adaptation is required to shift from traditional infrastructure (grey) to multifunctional infrastructure (blue-green) for improved flood management. Until recently, studies on the role and adoption of blue-green infrastructure have centered around large cities in developed countries, including Melbourne and Rotterdam, among others. Meanwhile, middle-sized cities in developing countries have received less attention. According to the Urban Water Management Transition Framework (UWMTF), cities in developing countries can learn from the experiences of developed cities and leapfrog to more 'water sensitive' practices. Although leapfrogging is context-dependent, our understanding of factors that support leapfrogging remains embryonic. This paper contributes to the scholarly understanding of the governance factors that support and limit leapfrogging. By applying the Governance Assessment Tool through semi-structured interviews and reviewing secondary data, this research assessed the implementation of flood protection infrastructure in San Pedro Cholula, a middle size city of Mexico. This work found the most supportive quality for delivering multifunctional infrastructure, was the extent of the governance system. The governance support extent was rated as moderate-low considering the platform for change is limited to government actors, which has further reinforced traditional approaches to infrastructure. In addition, the necessary governance features of coherence, flexibility and intensity were assessed as constraining change, with flexibility being the least supportive governance factor and ultimately hindering social actors' participation and innovation. While the contemporary governance arrangements of San Pedro Cholula are not yet conducive to promoting a leapfrog in the delivery of urban flood infrastructure, the analysis has pointed to three catalytic factors to underpin a leapfrogging situation: trans-disciplinary science; cross-sector partnerships; and, innovation experiments.

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Section: Case Study San Pedro Cholula Mexicomentioning

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Governance Assessment of the Flood’s Infrastructure Policy in San Pedro Cholula, Mexico: Potential for a Leapfrog to Water Sensitive

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“…These cities are megalopolisexcept for Tlaxcala-, which have grown better and have absorbed over time the small towns and surrounding municipalities. The expansion has been irregular because those cities have functioned as axes of development in the country, altogether with their spatial distribution of economic activities and population [50].…”

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Multidisciplinary Systemic Methodology, for the Development of Middle-sized Cities. Case: Metropolitan Zone of Pachuca, Mexico

Oscar¹,

Oswaldo²,

Ramón³

et al. 2021

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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This paper analyzes the challenges a middle-sized city faces, particularly the Metropolitan Zone of Pachuca (MZP), which has not had the expected development given its current geographic, competitiveness, and crisis circumstances. The research proposes a systemic methodology for the analysis of the aforementioned Metropolitan Area. It emphasizes its internal and external behavior, the competitive environment of neighboring cities, conditions of middle-sized cities in Latin America, and the trends of model cities worldwide. The study identified the factors limiting their development and the competencies that can be used based on the opportunities, limitations, and perspectives. The result was a situational temporality matrix of the initiatives according to the impacts, which will specify the necessary characteristics to establishing strategies and the compatibility of the perspective of the Metropolitan Area of Pachuca for the transition towards the model of growth called New Urbanism.

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“…A la postre, este proceso de transformación impactó en la organización social dentro de las comunidades y los pueblos indígenas, provocando en la región un creciente flujo migratorio hacia la capital de Hidalgo, Pachuca, donde a partir de los años ochenta surgieron asentamientos periféricos compuestos principalmente por indígenas tanto del Estado como de Estados vecinos (Pérez, 2018).…”

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Organización comunitaria y ciudadanía indígena en el municipio de Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo

Ruiz

2021

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Uno de los retos en la agenda de los asuntos indígenas ha sido el vínculo entre el sistema político-jurídico del Estado, y los mecanismos de organización y participación del sistema de usos y costumbres que busca reconocer la diversidad cultural indígena. Dicha relación refleja el tratamiento del Estado hacia las ciudadanías que proponen las organizaciones políticas indígenas como en el caso de Ixmiquilpan, en el estado de Hidalgo, México. En este texto se abordan algunas cuestiones para entender cómo ha sido este vínculo entre las organizaciones comunitarias indígenas y el sistema político, por medio del análisis de su estructura social y política, y los mecanismos de participación derivados de ella. Se parte del institucionalismo histórico como herramienta teórica para explicar cómo las estructuras políticas de usos y costumbres han ido formando un andamiaje jurídico-político no necesariamente compatible con las instituciones políticas que plantea el Estado mexicano.

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Expansión de la ciudad en la zona metropolitana de Pachuca: procesos desiguales y sujetos migrantes e inmobiliarios

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

Governance Assessment of the Flood’s Infrastructure Policy in San Pedro Cholula, Mexico: Potential for a Leapfrog to Water Sensitive

Governance Assessment of the Flood’s Infrastructure Policy in San Pedro Cholula, Mexico: Potential for a Leapfrog to Water Sensitive

Multidisciplinary Systemic Methodology, for the Development of Middle-sized Cities. Case: Metropolitan Zone of Pachuca, Mexico

Organización comunitaria y ciudadanía indígena en el municipio de Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo

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