Gestión Metropolitana para la Ciudad de México
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José Antonio Ardavín, OCDE Foro Institucional "Retos y Perspectivas para la Reforma Política Federal." Asamblea Legislativa del Distrito Federal Comisión para la Reforma Política 03-marzo-2010
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Gestión Metropolitana para la Ciudad de México
- 1. Gestión Metropolitana para la Ciudad de México Lecciones desde experiencias de la OCDE José Antonio Ardavín, OCDE Foro Institucional “Retos y Perspectivas para la Reforma Política del Distrito Federal” Asamblea Legislativa del Distrito Federal |Comisión para la Reforma Política México D.F.| 3 de marzo de 2008
- 3. La urbanización: el reto de este siglo By 2007, the world will have more urban residents than rural residents for the first time in history (United Nations, 2003)
- 4. En la OCDE es un proceso ya avanzado y México uno de los países con mayor crecimiento (urbanización) 53 % de la población total de la OCDE vive en zonas urbanas Average Annual Growth in Population in Predominantly Urban Areas (1980-2004) 80% incluyendo áreas intermedias medianamente pobladas
- 5. Globalización y el surgimiento de regiones metropolitanas 78 metro-regions with more than 1.5 millions inhabitants United Nations OECD Megacities A common OECD Definition for metro-regions based on functional areas
- 6. El Área Metropolitana de la Ciudad de México es una de estas Mega Ciudades, definida como un área funcional (no administrativamente)
- 8. El AMCM no es excepción de esta paradoja No es más de las primeras entidades en términos de crecimiento económico...
- 9. El AMCM no es excepción de esta paradoja El crecimiento de su productividad es bajo y tiene poca especialización en alto valor agregado ...y en contraste tiene una alta especialización en industrias de baja tecnología
- 10. El AMCM no es excepción de esta paradoja La pobreza urbana es amplia, gran parte de su territorio es clasificado como de alta o muy alta marginación. Es considerada una de las ciudades del mundo con mayor criminalidad Gran variabilidad en el acceso y calidad de servicios (agua, electricidad…)
- 17. Gestión Metropolitana para la Ciudad de México Lecciones desde experiencias de la OCDE José Antonio Ardavín, OCDE Foro Institucional “Retos y Perspectivas para la Reforma Política del Distrito Federal” Asamblea Legislativa del Distrito Federal |Comisión para la Reforma Política Presentación disponible en www.ocde.org.mx
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- Rural is not synonymous with agriculture Rural is not synonymous with decline Rural policy falls short if considered only as agricultural subsidies Now, we have devoted our time to get evidence at the country level of what is happening in rural areas and how is the best way for policymakers to address their challenges and opportunities
- Let me first start by recalling the background of the worldwide urbanisation process. A recent report of United Nations on population projections shows that for the first time in our history, there will be more urban than rural residents.
- Within the OECD area, urbanisation is already well advanced and still ongoing throughout the OECD (although at different paths ) In fact, 53% of the total OECD population live in predominantly urban regions. And this figure goes up to 80% if we include Intermediate regions which concentrate less densely urban areas or medium sized cities.
- The acceleration of urbanization along with increasing trade flows among cities has led to the emergence of metropolitan regions In order to draw comparative analysis , we have set up a common definition of metropolitan regions based on a functional Region that takes into account labour markets, administrative boundaries, density and size of population and infrastructure linkages. Based on this definition , we have identified 78 metro-regions with more than 1.5 million inhabitants. Of course, the size of metro-regions varies widely On the top of the ranking are the so-called megacities that more or less correspond to the ones idenfitied by the UN on the map on the right side like Tokyo (34) and Seoul (23.5), in North America like New York (18.7) and Mexico City (18.4). We have also some big cities in Europe that outstrip the OECD average (around 5 million people) such as Paris (11.2), or polycentric metro-regions like Randstad-Holland (7.5) or Rhine-Ruhr (13.4) that might also be considered as another category of megacities
- The acceleration of urbanization along with increasing trade flows among cities has led to the emergence of metropolitan regions In order to draw comparative analysis , we have set up a common definition of metropolitan regions based on a functional Region that takes into account labour markets, administrative boundaries, density and size of population and infrastructure linkages. Based on this definition , we have identified 78 metro-regions with more than 1.5 million inhabitants. Of course, the size of metro-regions varies widely On the top of the ranking are the so-called megacities that more or less correspond to the ones idenfitied by the UN on the map on the right side like Tokyo (34) and Seoul (23.5), in North America like New York (18.7) and Mexico City (18.4). We have also some big cities in Europe that outstrip the OECD average (around 5 million people) such as Paris (11.2), or polycentric metro-regions like Randstad-Holland (7.5) or Rhine-Ruhr (13.4) that might also be considered as another category of megacities
- Rural is not synonymous with agriculture Rural is not synonymous with decline Rural policy falls short if considered only as agricultural subsidies Now, we have devoted our time to get evidence at the country level of what is happening in rural areas and how is the best way for policymakers to address their challenges and opportunities
- Rural is not synonymous with agriculture Rural is not synonymous with decline Rural policy falls short if considered only as agricultural subsidies Now, we have devoted our time to get evidence at the country level of what is happening in rural areas and how is the best way for policymakers to address their challenges and opportunities
- Rural is not synonymous with agriculture Rural is not synonymous with decline Rural policy falls short if considered only as agricultural subsidies Now, we have devoted our time to get evidence at the country level of what is happening in rural areas and how is the best way for policymakers to address their challenges and opportunities
- Rural is not synonymous with agriculture Rural is not synonymous with decline Rural policy falls short if considered only as agricultural subsidies Now, we have devoted our time to get evidence at the country level of what is happening in rural areas and how is the best way for policymakers to address their challenges and opportunities
- Rural is not synonymous with agriculture Rural is not synonymous with decline Rural policy falls short if considered only as agricultural subsidies Now, we have devoted our time to get evidence at the country level of what is happening in rural areas and how is the best way for policymakers to address their challenges and opportunities
- Rural is not synonymous with agriculture Rural is not synonymous with decline Rural policy falls short if considered only as agricultural subsidies Now, we have devoted our time to get evidence at the country level of what is happening in rural areas and how is the best way for policymakers to address their challenges and opportunities