Are Latin American cities inclusive?

May 25, 2016

Eighty percent of the inhabitants of Latin America live in urban areas, making cities the central object of the development and inclusion agendas. Which public policies should governments adopt to create more inclusive cities in the region? Agusto Barrera, former mayor of Quito, comments on this issue

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