2016
DOI: 10.15178/va.2016.134.47-56
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Perspectiva de género en la investigación urbana / Gender perspective in urban research

Abstract: RESUMENPara el año 2030 más del 60% de la población mundial será urbana, por lo tanto se incrementaran los problemas en los espacios urbanos, problemas de servicios, de vivienda, de medio ambiente, de vialidad, habitabilidad y pobreza. El crecimiento de las ciudades, la pobreza urbana y su impacto en el espacio, son por tanto uno de los grandes problemas a los que se enfrenta el mundo. En México, muchas ciudades se encuentran en total desequilibrio o en crisis, debido a diversos factores como contaminación amb… Show more

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“…In comparison, the highest proportion of women in SEDATU is found at the head of liaison levels, with 54%, and in department heads, with 50%, which are the last levels in the salary tabulator and the hierarchy of positions [4] . According to Hernández-Rejón and Treviño-Hernández [7] , there is still scarce research regarding the participation of women in the planning and management of territory and cities. Although it is a topic that is on the discussion table, there is inadequate information at the federal, state, and municipal levels.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In comparison, the highest proportion of women in SEDATU is found at the head of liaison levels, with 54%, and in department heads, with 50%, which are the last levels in the salary tabulator and the hierarchy of positions [4] . According to Hernández-Rejón and Treviño-Hernández [7] , there is still scarce research regarding the participation of women in the planning and management of territory and cities. Although it is a topic that is on the discussion table, there is inadequate information at the federal, state, and municipal levels.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Hernández-Rejón and [7] , urban studies must deepen in the search for innovative proposals to contribute to the improvement of quality of life, sustainability, and gender approach in the reality of communities. The gender perspective must be translated into concrete actions to define a sustainable model that allows us to anticipate future challenges in terms of natural resources, consumption patterns, waste management, and the general health of the population.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%