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Latin American Network for Fair, Democratic and Sustainable Cities

tal conditions caring for the coming gen-n-erations.

Latin American cities are linked by our shared realities such as: social injustice situations, lack of democracy, environ-mental degradation and unsustainable development practices. It is because of these realities that the network generates actions as an open space to gather social assets to address urban matters.

Promoting of new local initiatives.

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paraguay

colombia

chile

brazil

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URUGUAYAN

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ARGENTINIAN NETWORK FOR fairDEMOCRATICAND SUSTAINABLE CITIES

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Tibau do Sul: Amapipa

Olinda:Bagulhadores do

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Matetus Leme: Associacao de Participacaopopular de Mateus Leme Nossa Campos

Bariloche 2100

Nossa Vitoria

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Goiania: Fundacao Pro-Cerrados

Januaria

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Red Ciudadana Cauquenes

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Latin American Network for Fair, Democratic and Sustainable Cities

GOVERNANCE

The Network is an open space that gath-ers more than 70 citizen initiatives in 10 countries in Latin America in order to contribute with the realization of Fair Democratic and Sustainable cities. It also allows the interaction, exchange and coordination of these initiatives to strengthen them locally, and also to expand their scale and potential impact on the continent. In this sense, it aims to

-tives to mutually reinforce them and at the same time accelerate the process of change in the region as a whole.

The Network is a non-partisan, civic-society initiative.

1.- It is open to organizations who agree with its mission, objectives and strate-gies.2.- Its members organize and orientate their practices upon the principles they share.3.- It is a democratic, decentralized space, that encourages self-organization by seeking to strengthen its various nodes, promotes horizontal decision making processes and cooperation. These shared principles provide a frame-work for innovation, autonomy as well as synergies for enhancing the impact.

At the regional level the Network is organized through a collegiate group

integrated by national representatives (one at each country), who are the ones in

order to reach them at national and regional level. Finally each member of the collegiate group is responsible for a task commission; they are also responsible of reaching out

initiatives.

PublicIncidence

Knowledge Management

Institutional Development

Communi-cation

Universities Indicators Strategic alliances Media

EnterprisesInformation platform system

Resource mobilization

Social networks

InternationalAgendas

Branding

Learning capacity

An invisible network thread connects those who are fated to meet, regardless of time, place or circumstance. The thread may stretch or tangle, but

within people was born.

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is in the process of consultation their incorporation to the Latin American Network.

Chinese red thread philosophy.

bolivia

brazil

Mexico

cololbia

ecuador

peru

chile

argentina

paraguay

uruguayMendoza

Ciudad VivaValparaíso

Nueva Región

Chiloé

Córdoba

Rio de JaneiroNiteroi

Ação Ilhéus

Salvador

RecifeOlinda

João Pessoa e Cabedelo

São Luís

Tibau do Sul

Belém

Bogotá

Medellín

Guadalajara

Culiacán

San Luis Potosí

León

Monterrey

CiudadJuárez

Ciudad deMéxico

Bucaramanga

Barranquilla

Cali

CuencaTena

QuitoGuayaquil

Islas Galápagos

Teresópolis

Belo Horizonte

BetimMateus LemeSanta Cruz

CochabambaLa Paz

BrasiliaArequipa

Lima

Trujillo

Januária

VitóriaCampos

ItaboraíPetrópolis

Itatiaia

Nossa Ilha Mais Bela Instituto Ilhabela Sustentável

São PauloAmarribo

Campinas Mogi Mirim

Maringá

CuritibaJoinville

Florianópolis

Rosario

Asunción

Encarnación

Montevideo

Punta del EsteTrinidadBuenos

Aires

Bariloche

San Martín

PARTNERSHIP

FOCAL POINTS DIRECTORY

Argentina

www.nuestracordoba.org.ar

coordinacion@nuestracordoba.org.ar Bolivia

www.lapazcomovamos.orgContact: Joel Vargasjoel.vargas@cambiodemocratico-bo.org @OLPCV

Brazil

www.nossasaopaulo.org.br Contact: Mauricio Broinizi / Ariel Kogan mauricio@isps.org.br / ariel@isps.org.br @nossasaopaulo Rio Como Vamos www.riocomovamos.org.br Contact: Thereza Lobo therezalobo@riocomovamos.org.br @rio_como_vamos

Chile

www.losrioscomovamos.clContact: Claudia Bustamantec.bustamante@comovamos.cl @NRComoVamos

Colombia

www.barranquillacomovamos.org

coordinacion@barranquillacomovamos.org @BqComoVamos

Ecuador

www.funcavid.org

dproano@funcavid.org @FuncavidGal

www.jaliscocomovamos.org

direccion@jaliscocomovamos.org @Jaliscomovamos

Paraguay

www.asuncionnosune.org.pyContact: Mario Villalbamario.villalba@asuncionnosune.org.py @AsuncionNosUne

www.limacomovamos.orgContact: Mariana Alegre Escorzamalegre@limacomovamos.org @limacomovamos

Uruguay

www.montevideocomovamos.orgContact: Roberto Gossiroberto.gossi@gmail.com

www.redciudades.net/blog RedCiudadesLA @RedCiudadesLA

www.avina.netContact: Diana Castrociudades.sustentables@avina.net @FundacionAVINA